Core Natural Resources raises 2026 high-calorific-value thermal coal cash cost guidance to $40-$41 per ton

• Core Natural Resources raised 2026 high-calorific-value thermal coal cash-cost guidance modestly to $40-$41 per ton.
• Metallurgical coal cash-cost guidance narrowed to $88-$90 per ton, reflecting expected continued strong performance at Leer and Leer South.
• Powder River Basin cash-cost guidance increased to $13.75-$14 per ton because of continued high projected diesel prices.
• The thermal segment is almost fully committed at prices expected to support attractive operating margins, with priced commitments averaging $59 per ton.

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