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Reports Q4 revenue $520.47M vs. $617.35M. "Following the previous disclosure of our initial Q4 performance, today we announce definitive financial results for the fourth quarter and full year 2025," said Andy Eidson, Alpha's CEO. "As previously stated, our fourth quarter numbers reflect the persistent challenges of the met pricing environment that prevailed through much of the 2025 calendar year. Having experienced some quality-specific improvements in the met market, particularly in the Australian low vol indexes, late in Q4 and extending into recent weeks, our first quarter 2026 results will be influenced by those more favorable conditions. From a volume perspective, Alpha's first quarter tons sold tend to be lower than other quarters. Based on our first two months of the year, we expect this to hold true in 2026."

Catch up on the top industries and stocks that were impacted, or were predicted to be impacted, by the comments, actions and policies of President Donald Trump with this daily recap compiled by The Fly.COAL-FIRED PLANTS:U.S. President Trump is planning to use government funding and Pentagon contracts to sustain U.S. coal-fired power plants as he works to drive domestic reliance, Jennifer Dlouhy of Bloomberg. The initiative is set to be announced Wednesday and will come through an executive order, a White House official told Bloomberg. The president also intends to announce the Energy Department's plan to distribute $176M to six coal plants to help fund upgrades. Companies in the space include Peabody, Alpha MetallurgicalAlliance Resource Partners, and Arch Resources.LICENSING TERMS:Nvidia"must live with" the licensing terms on sales of its second most advanced AI chip to China, Commerce Department Secretary Howard Lutnick said at a hearing, Reuters' David Lawder and Alexandra Alper. "The license terms are very detailed. They've been worked out together with the State Department, and those terms Nvidia must live with," he said. Reuters reported last week that Nvidia has not agreed to proposed conditions for use of its chips in China, including the Know-Your-Customer requirement, which ensures China's military does not access the chips.TRADE SURPLUS:In his post on X, Treasury's Bessentthat, "Thanks to the mutual respect between POTUS and President Xi, the U.S.-China relationship has reached a stable but competitive point. Our goal is fair competition and de-risking, not decoupling. It is clear that China must rebalance, and their persistent $1 trillion trade surplus must be addressed."

U.S. President Trump is planning to use government funding and Pentagon contracts to sustain U.S. coal-fired power plants as he works to drive domestic reliance, Jennifer Dlouhy of Bloomberg reports. The initiative is set to be announced Wednesday and will come through an executive order, a White House official told Bloomberg. The president also intends to announce the Energy Department's plan to distribute $176M to six coal plants to help fund upgrades. Companies in the space include Peabody (BTU), Alpha Metallurgical (AMR) Alliance Resource Partners (ARLP), and Arch Resources (ARCH).