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Warrior Met Coal, Inc. (NYSE:HCC) Q4 2023 Earnings Call Transcript February 14, 2024 Warrior Met Coal, Inc. misses on earnings expectations. Reported EPS is $2.49 EPS, expectations were $3.16. Warrior Met Coal, Inc. isn’t one of the 30 most popular stocks among hedge funds at the end of the third quarter (see the details here). […]

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The market is undervaluing the quality of Warrior Met Coal's proven reserves in the face of a labor strike and long-term tailwinds. Read more on HCC stock here.

Without presenting the slightest evidence, a company spokesperson immediately claimed that the blast was an “attack” and was “related to the ongoing labor dispute.”

Striking US miners are alleging that investors have benefited from dividends despite cuts to miner wages and healthcare hikes.

Judge James Robert, Jr. has renewed a strikebreaking injunction barring all picketing within 300 feet of company property.

Alabama miners brace for long battle against Warrior Met Coal Striking coal miners and their families in Brookwood, Alabama, are bracing for a drawn-out battle against Warrior Met Coal, where nearly 1,100 coal miners have been on strike for five weeks. The first job action called by the United Mine Workers (UMWA) in more than a quarter of a century began on April 1. The company has adamantly refused miners demands to restore pay cuts from 2016, although Warrior has enjoyed record output and pro...

Warrior Met Coal miners defiant, three weeks into Alabama strike Miners at Warrior Met Coal in Brookwood, Alabama, are continuing their three-week strike in the face of stepped-up repression by the company and sheriff’s deputies from both Bibb and Tuscaloosa counties who are escorting strikebreakers through the workers’ picket lines. Company-friendly judges have also issued injunctions to limit the number of picketers. Coal miners told the World Socialist Web Site that Warrior Met is also...

Hypocrisy from UMWA President Cecil Roberts after rebuke by Warrior Met coal miners in Alabama On Monday, Cecil Roberts, the long-time president of the United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) union, released a video statement on the two-week-long strike by 1,100 coal miners at Warrior Met Coal in central Alabama. Although the video lasts only three minutes and 19 seconds, and was shot from the comfort of his Washington, D.C., office, Roberts appears nervous and unsteady as he hypocritically decla...