Market Cap 163.25M
Revenue (ttm) 207.98M
Net Income (ttm) -77.00M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -37.02%
Debt to Equity Ratio -1.11
Volume 955,721
Avg Vol 1,931,516
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 70.37M
Stochastic %K 3%
Beta 1.46
Analysts Sell
Price Target $11.45

Company Profile

Aemetis, Inc. operates as a renewable natural gas and renewable fuels company. The company operates through California Ethanol, California Dairy Renewable Natural Gas, and India Biodiesel segments. It engages in the operation, acquisition, development, and commercialization of low and negative carbon intensity products and technologies that replace fossil fuel products. The company also produces and sells ethanol; wet distillers grains, distillers corn oil, and condensed distillers solubles to d...

Industry: Specialty Chemicals
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 408 213 0940
Fax: 408 252 8044
Address:
20400 Stevens Creek Boulevard, Suite 700, Cupertino, United States
Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B May. 13 at 7:03 PM
$AMTX You drank the Kool aid!!
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B May. 13 at 7:02 PM
$AMTX ‘If execution improves’ Mmmm great thesis!! So 20 years of unprofitable trading, which cost $600M in interest and feels while debt balloons to $530M and using Keyes and RnG to secure the debt is not enough for this microcap to get profitable on any sort of scale. You hust get funnier, and more desperate! Yes, if if if if if if!!! Great ‘if’ analysis!
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Blasi
Blasi May. 13 at 7:00 PM
$AMTX @Hugo_van_B Serious question at this point… are you a badly programmed bear bot? 😂
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Blasi
Blasi May. 13 at 6:57 PM
$AMTX @Hugo_van_B 😂 There it is again another perfectly formatted distressed microcap essay straight out of ChatGPT. Same structure, same buzzwords, same recycled bear template every single post.🤖🖕🏻 🤦🏻‍♂️And even your AI summary accidentally admits the bull case exists: RNG scaling, credits, MVR efficiency, refinancing optionality. That’s literally the point bulls are investing in. High risk, high reward. Nobody here said this was a safe blue chip. You keep acting like current market cap = real asset value while ignoring how violently sentiment swings in small-cap energy names during financing pressure. If execution improves even moderately, your entire worthless assetswie absurd narrative falls apart very fast.
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B May. 13 at 6:43 PM
$AMTX You have zero bull case as you cant form any sort of financial thesis. The very expensive and untimely roll out of unprofitable assets. After hundreds and hundred of millions paid over the years to Third Eye (interest, fees, amendments), the equity value is tiny and the business is still burning cash. At $150M market cap with $533M debt and no sustained profits, the “real operational assets” come at a very high effective cost to shareholders via dilution, leverage risk, and opportunity cost. Its a high-risk micro-crap with going-concern pressure, refinancing is existential. The assets have optionality (RNG scaling, credits, MVR efficiency), but history shows execution has been slow, expensive, dishonest and nonexistent at best.
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Blasi
Blasi May. 13 at 6:33 PM
$AMTX @Hugo_van_B 😂 chat bot mouth breather while posting the exact same recycled bear script for months straight. Your entire argument is basically: plant bad, digesters bad, India bad, Riverbank bad while ignoring every catalyst, policy change and financing development tied to those assets. The Keyes plant was bought cheap and still became the foundation for LCFS/RIN exposure. The digesters are actual operating RNG infrastructure. India has already shown revenue growth after prior shutdown issues. And Riverbank was always a long-term permitting and financing play, not some overnight project. You present every delay like it’s proof the assets are worthless, when in reality this entire sector is capital intensive and heavily policy dependent. That’s why the stock is volatile in the first place. At this point you sound less like an analyst and more like a guy emotionally married to the bear case 😂
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SuperchargedSaleenLife04
SuperchargedSaleenLife04 May. 13 at 6:31 PM
$AMTX $GEVO which company is worse lmao
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B May. 13 at 5:41 PM
$AMTX What infrastructure? Lwts recap it quickly 1. A crappy ethanol plant in Keyes they paid $12M for in 2012 that is so inefficient it is routinely shut down. 2. 12 dairy Digesters which they have not added a new one since 2024 3. A 17 year old India plant which runs on near zero to negative margins and cant get to more than 20% capacity 4. A site called Riverbank where they have wasted $40M on planning flip flopping from an ethanol plant in 2016 to a SAF plant in 2019. They have absolutely no interest whatsoever on finacing this white elephant and its location is terrible also. 5. Carbon Capture is just an absolute nothing burger waste of time as its use would be collect carbon from Riverbank production. See point 4, not happening. Now stick that in your chat bot your mouth breather.
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Blasi
Blasi May. 13 at 5:34 PM
$AMTX @Hugo_van_B Your math also ignores one very important detail: infrastructure and energy build-outs are frontloaded and debt-heavy for years before cash flow ramps. You’re adding up financing costs over more than a decade as if the company was supposed to magically build plants, expand India and develop RNG projects for free 😂 Also funny how you quote today’s market cap as if microcaps can’t be massively disconnected from asset value during financing pressure and weak sentiment. If the market truly believed those assets were worthless, lenders, partners and ongoing project financing discussions wouldn’t even exist.
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B May. 13 at 5:26 PM
$AMTX @Blasi The funniest part are your stupid replies Lets maths; 1. $600M paid to Third Eye since 2012 in interest and fees only 2. $530M debt (including series A) 3. Debt finance is approximately $55M per annum Over $1BN in finance costs and debt and lets see what we have; 1 x debt ridden, dilutive $150M microcap labeled as a going concern that has no turned a profit in 20 years across US and India subsidiaries. You are ignorant to the risks.
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Aemetis reports Q1 EPS (33c), consensus (20c)

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Aemetis Earnings Call Transcript: Q1 2026

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Aemetis Earnings Call Transcript: Q3 2025

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Aemetis reports Q3 EPS (37c), consensus (21c)

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Aemetis Earnings Call Transcript: Q2 2025

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Mar 13, 2025, 2:00 PM EDT - 1 year ago

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Aug 1, 2024, 2:00 PM EDT - 1 year ago

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Aemetis Reports Third Quarter 2023 Financial Results

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Aemetis Earnings Call Transcript: Q2 2023

Aug 3, 2023, 2:00 PM EDT - 3 years ago

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Aug 3, 2023, 8:10 AM EDT - 3 years ago

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Jun 27, 2023, 8:00 AM EDT - 3 years ago

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Aemetis Earnings Call Transcript: Q1 2023

May 4, 2023, 2:00 PM EDT - 3 years ago

Aemetis Earnings Call Transcript: Q1 2023


Aemetis Reports First Quarter 2023 Financial Results

May 4, 2023, 8:00 AM EDT - 3 years ago

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Aemetis Earnings Call Transcript: Q4 2022

Mar 9, 2023, 2:00 PM EST - 3 years ago

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Aemetis Reports 2022 Fourth Quarter and Year-End Results

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Aemetis Earnings Call Transcript: Q3 2022

Nov 3, 2022, 10:45 AM EDT - 3 years ago

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Aemetis Reports Third Quarter 2022 Financial Results

Nov 3, 2022, 8:45 AM EDT - 3 years ago

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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B May. 13 at 7:03 PM
$AMTX You drank the Kool aid!!
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B May. 13 at 7:02 PM
$AMTX ‘If execution improves’ Mmmm great thesis!! So 20 years of unprofitable trading, which cost $600M in interest and feels while debt balloons to $530M and using Keyes and RnG to secure the debt is not enough for this microcap to get profitable on any sort of scale. You hust get funnier, and more desperate! Yes, if if if if if if!!! Great ‘if’ analysis!
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Blasi
Blasi May. 13 at 7:00 PM
$AMTX @Hugo_van_B Serious question at this point… are you a badly programmed bear bot? 😂
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Blasi
Blasi May. 13 at 6:57 PM
$AMTX @Hugo_van_B 😂 There it is again another perfectly formatted distressed microcap essay straight out of ChatGPT. Same structure, same buzzwords, same recycled bear template every single post.🤖🖕🏻 🤦🏻‍♂️And even your AI summary accidentally admits the bull case exists: RNG scaling, credits, MVR efficiency, refinancing optionality. That’s literally the point bulls are investing in. High risk, high reward. Nobody here said this was a safe blue chip. You keep acting like current market cap = real asset value while ignoring how violently sentiment swings in small-cap energy names during financing pressure. If execution improves even moderately, your entire worthless assetswie absurd narrative falls apart very fast.
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B May. 13 at 6:43 PM
$AMTX You have zero bull case as you cant form any sort of financial thesis. The very expensive and untimely roll out of unprofitable assets. After hundreds and hundred of millions paid over the years to Third Eye (interest, fees, amendments), the equity value is tiny and the business is still burning cash. At $150M market cap with $533M debt and no sustained profits, the “real operational assets” come at a very high effective cost to shareholders via dilution, leverage risk, and opportunity cost. Its a high-risk micro-crap with going-concern pressure, refinancing is existential. The assets have optionality (RNG scaling, credits, MVR efficiency), but history shows execution has been slow, expensive, dishonest and nonexistent at best.
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Blasi
Blasi May. 13 at 6:33 PM
$AMTX @Hugo_van_B 😂 chat bot mouth breather while posting the exact same recycled bear script for months straight. Your entire argument is basically: plant bad, digesters bad, India bad, Riverbank bad while ignoring every catalyst, policy change and financing development tied to those assets. The Keyes plant was bought cheap and still became the foundation for LCFS/RIN exposure. The digesters are actual operating RNG infrastructure. India has already shown revenue growth after prior shutdown issues. And Riverbank was always a long-term permitting and financing play, not some overnight project. You present every delay like it’s proof the assets are worthless, when in reality this entire sector is capital intensive and heavily policy dependent. That’s why the stock is volatile in the first place. At this point you sound less like an analyst and more like a guy emotionally married to the bear case 😂
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SuperchargedSaleenLife04
SuperchargedSaleenLife04 May. 13 at 6:31 PM
$AMTX $GEVO which company is worse lmao
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B May. 13 at 5:41 PM
$AMTX What infrastructure? Lwts recap it quickly 1. A crappy ethanol plant in Keyes they paid $12M for in 2012 that is so inefficient it is routinely shut down. 2. 12 dairy Digesters which they have not added a new one since 2024 3. A 17 year old India plant which runs on near zero to negative margins and cant get to more than 20% capacity 4. A site called Riverbank where they have wasted $40M on planning flip flopping from an ethanol plant in 2016 to a SAF plant in 2019. They have absolutely no interest whatsoever on finacing this white elephant and its location is terrible also. 5. Carbon Capture is just an absolute nothing burger waste of time as its use would be collect carbon from Riverbank production. See point 4, not happening. Now stick that in your chat bot your mouth breather.
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Blasi
Blasi May. 13 at 5:34 PM
$AMTX @Hugo_van_B Your math also ignores one very important detail: infrastructure and energy build-outs are frontloaded and debt-heavy for years before cash flow ramps. You’re adding up financing costs over more than a decade as if the company was supposed to magically build plants, expand India and develop RNG projects for free 😂 Also funny how you quote today’s market cap as if microcaps can’t be massively disconnected from asset value during financing pressure and weak sentiment. If the market truly believed those assets were worthless, lenders, partners and ongoing project financing discussions wouldn’t even exist.
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B May. 13 at 5:26 PM
$AMTX @Blasi The funniest part are your stupid replies Lets maths; 1. $600M paid to Third Eye since 2012 in interest and fees only 2. $530M debt (including series A) 3. Debt finance is approximately $55M per annum Over $1BN in finance costs and debt and lets see what we have; 1 x debt ridden, dilutive $150M microcap labeled as a going concern that has no turned a profit in 20 years across US and India subsidiaries. You are ignorant to the risks.
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Blasi
Blasi May. 13 at 5:14 PM
$AMTX @Hugo_van_B The funny part is you act like anyone here is denying the debt situation. We all know the risks. The difference is that you completely ignore why the debt exists in the first place: years of building out assets, India expansion, RNG projects and positioning for future fuel markets. You keep repeating balance sheet numbers without mentioning a single potential catalyst, financing structure or growth driver. That’s not objective analysis, that’s just selectively bearish posting at this point 😂
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param10000
param10000 May. 13 at 5:08 PM
$AMTX you are so correct sir!. 01:07:04 PM 05/13/2026 CA200 AMTX Price crossed above 200 day SMA (2.178). Confirmed by volume. seems we will start climbing back .
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B May. 13 at 5:03 PM
$AMTX $600M paid to Third Eye since 2012 in interest and fees while the debt pile has exponentially grown to $530M just to be a 20 year old micro-cap classed as a ‘going concern’ that cant and has never turned a profit in either US or India IS CERTAINLY not normal. This is a crappy microcap that has just wiped $100M off market cap in one week! And I can assure you I will continue to laugh at your stupid posts.
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Blasi
Blasi May. 13 at 4:42 PM
$AMTX @Hugo_van_B You’re presenting normal project financing like it’s some kind of scandal 😂 Aemetis has always been a capital-intensive growth company. Refinancing debt through structures like C-PACE is completely normal once assets mature. You keep screaming bankruptcy while ignoring India growth, RNG progress, 45Z potential and the fact they’re actively working on non-dilutive financing. Same recycled bear narrative every week. And trust me, you and your little bear crew won’t be laughing much longer once sentiment starts shifting 🤡
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AMTXinvestor
AMTXinvestor May. 13 at 4:24 PM
$AMTX market pricing in higher rates for longer across equities with ppi Refi cannot come soon enough Eric, but you know that
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GrasssssTastesBad
GrasssssTastesBad May. 13 at 4:20 PM
$AMTX with 2.19 breaking sold my 2.22s from yesterday good luck longs I’m still holding a big chunk
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MCPinvestor
MCPinvestor May. 13 at 4:18 PM
$AMTX for those that read deeper into the call, it was mentioned at one point that amtx have been put on a "Going Concern Warning" which is an official marker that can be put against any company that has a genuine concern about lasting the next 12 months due to debt. So, away from the good, future-looking aspects - of which there were quite a few good ones on the call, I think maybe it's going down a lot due to that "Going Concern Warning", which is a big concern for any investors. I still remain bullish as I think they can sort out that debt and do the refinancing that they have promised (which will then remove the "Going Concern Warning", but to explain why it's constantly going down despite some promising things in the ER call, I think that is a very, very big reason why.
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Valueinvest321
Valueinvest321 May. 13 at 4:14 PM
$AMTX someone please email Eric and ask for specifics and why he hasn’t provided any for (I) debt refi, (II) IPO, and (III) digester progress
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Prugg
Prugg May. 13 at 3:47 PM
$AMTX any guidance here? I really didn’t think I would see these prices after that spike and press release, only thing I can think of is somebody’s manipulating the pattern of the stock but yeah, I’m a little confused at these prices… Without any concrete news 
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B May. 13 at 3:10 PM
$AMTX Is the ‘support’ in the room with you now
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MrToecutter
MrToecutter May. 13 at 2:24 PM
$AMTX good to see Eric and the team doing what they can to stabilise the share price.
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Root44
Root44 May. 13 at 2:09 PM
$AMTX Universal Biofuels: Andhra Pradesh taking the lead in driving energy transition progress. Read more at: https://energy.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/renewable/ap-taking-the-lead-in-driving-energy-transition-progress-says-cm/131036120
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