Arch Resources, INC

Arch Resources stockholders have approved the merger with CONSOL Energy, which will result in the formation of Core Natural Resources, Inc.

Arch Resources and CONSOL Energy are supplementing their merger proxy statement after facing three lawsuits and demand letters alleging misleading disclosures.

Arch Resources reported a net loss of $6.2 million in the third quarter of 2024, while also progressing with its merger with CONSOL Energy and managing operational challenges.

The waiting period under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act for the proposed merger between Arch Resources and CONSOL Energy has expired, marking a step forward in the transaction.

Arch Resources and CONSOL Energy will combine in an all-stock merger to create Core Natural Resources, a leading North American natural resource company focused on global markets.

Arch Resources faced logistical hurdles in Q2 2024, including the Baltimore bridge collapse, impacting earnings despite record metallurgical production.

Arch Resources experienced a challenging third quarter in 2024 due to weaker metallurgical coal markets and domestic thermal coal oversupply, while also progressing with a planned merger with CONSOL Energy.

Arch Resources experienced a decline in revenue and profitability in the second quarter of 2024 due to continued softness in global coal markets and operational disruptions.

Arch Resources experienced a decrease in revenue and earnings in the first quarter of 2024 due to softening global metallurgical and domestic thermal coal markets.

Arch Resources, Inc. has released its 10-K filing, providing a comprehensive overview of its 2023 financial results, operational strategies, and future outlook.

A Form 4 filing reveals that Arch Resources director Holly K. Koeppel disposed of shares and received CONSOL Energy stock following the merger between the two companies.

Following the merger with CONSOL Energy, Arch Resources director Patrick Kriegshauser disposed of 2,640 shares and 14,738 restricted stock units, receiving CONSOL common stock in exchange.

Following the merger with CONSOL Energy, Arch Resources director Pamela R. Butcher reported the disposal of 200 shares and the conversion of 1,428 restricted stock units into CONSOL common stock.

Following the merger with CONSOL Energy, Arch Resources President John T. Drexler disposed of 110,911 shares of Class A Common Stock and received 39,741 shares of CONSOL common stock in exchange for restricted stock units.

Arch Resources' CFO, Matthew C. Giljum, reported the disposal of 40,005 shares of Class A Common Stock and 26,054 Restricted Stock Units following the merger with CONSOL Energy.

Arch Resources CEO, Paul A. Lang, disposed of 182,605 shares of Class A Common Stock and 67,171 Restricted Stock Units following the merger with CONSOL Energy.

CONSOL Energy and Arch Resources have agreed to merge in an all-stock transaction, forming a new entity named Core Natural Resources Inc.