Director Lawrence Bryan H. of Ramaco Resources, Inc. (NASDAQ: METC) sold a total of 20,115 shares of Class A common stock on March 5, 2026, for aggregate proceeds of about $305,327.
The filings show the stock was sold at an average execution price of $15.1791 per share, with individual sale prices reported in the range of $15.00 to $15.60. At the time the report was compiled, METC was trading at $14.18, representing an 8.3% decline over the prior week. Ramaco has an earnings report on its calendar for March 12.
The disposition comprised three distinct transactions tied to Yorktown-related entities. Specifically:
- 6,637 shares were sold from holdings attributed to Yorktown IX;
- 5,363 shares were sold from holdings attributed to Yorktown X; and
- 8,115 shares were sold from holdings attributed to Yorktown XI.
Lawrence serves as a member and manager of Yorktown IX Associates LLC, the general partner of Yorktown IX Company LP and the general partner of Yorktown IX. He similarly holds roles in Yorktown X Associates LLC and Yorktown XI Associates LLC, which are the general partners of Yorktown X Company LP and Yorktown XI Company LP, respectively. The filing indicates these entity relationships in disclosing the source of the sold shares.
Despite the sales, Lawrence retains substantial positions in the company through the Yorktown vehicles as well as directly. Post-transaction holdings include 3,090,497 shares indirectly through Yorktown IX, 2,497,567 shares indirectly through Yorktown X, and 3,778,682 shares indirectly through Yorktown XI. In addition to those indirect positions, he directly holds 134,877 shares.
An InvestingPro analysis cited in the filing characterized METC as appearing overvalued at current levels when measured against Fair Value metrics. The platform is noted as offering additional insight into the company’s financial condition and providing 11 additional ProTips for subscribers.
The insider sale arrives amid recent corporate disclosures from Ramaco. In its Q4 2025 results the company highlighted strong cost management and operational resilience despite challenging market conditions, and it pointed to advancements in proprietary technology and meaningful cost reductions as quarter achievements. The company also reported a loss in earnings per share for the quarter.
Separately, Ramaco disclosed that Chairman and CEO Randall W. Atkins exercised stock options tied to the company’s 2017 public offering. After tax considerations, Atkins exercised options to acquire 177,187 shares of Class A stock and 54,429 shares of Class B stock. The filing notes these options had been held for more than nine years.
Those developments - the director's sale, the valuation assessment, the quarterly results, and the CEO's option exercise - together map a set of governance and liquidity actions that have been disclosed publicly ahead of the company's next scheduled earnings update.