For the twelve months ended Sep 30, 2026, Core Natural Resources Inc. reported $4.41B of revenue and $77.53M of net income.
CNR revenueQ3 2026$1.15B
- Quarter YoY
- +14.2%
- QoQ
- +0.4%
- FY YoY
- +92.4%
- 5Y CAGR
- +32.5%
- 10Y CAGR
- +11.3%
CNR revenue was $1.15B in fiscal Q3 2026 (ended Sep 30, 2026), up 14.2% from a year earlier and up 0.4% from the prior quarter. For the full fiscal 2025 it was $4.16B, up 92.4% from fiscal 2024. Compound annual growth was +32.5% over 5 years and +11.3% over 10 years. It rose in 6 of the last 10 fiscal years. Fiscal 2025 is the highest of the 11 fiscal years on file.
CNR net incomeQ3 2026$9.00M
- Quarter YoY
- -71.5%
- QoQ
- -92.9%
CNR net income was $9.00M in fiscal Q3 2026 (ended Sep 30, 2026), down 71.5% from a year earlier and down 92.9% from the prior quarter. For the full fiscal 2025 it was -$153.22M, compared with $286.40M in fiscal 2024.
CNR EPSQ3 2026$0.18
- Quarter YoY
- -70.5%
- QoQ
- -92.8%
CNR diluted EPS was $0.18 in fiscal Q3 2026 (ended Sep 30, 2026), down 70.5% from a year earlier and down 92.8% from the prior quarter. For the full fiscal 2025 it was -$2.98.
CNR free cash flowQ3 2026$80.11M
- Quarter YoY
- +107.4%
- QoQ
- -46.1%
- FY YoY
- -92.9%
- 5Y CAGR
- -13.3%
- 10Y CAGR
- -17.7%
CNR free cash flow was $80.11M in fiscal Q3 2026 (ended Sep 30, 2026), up 107.4% from a year earlier and down 46.1% from the prior quarter. For the full fiscal 2025 it was $21.17M, down 92.9% from fiscal 2024. Compound annual growth was -13.3% over 5 years and -17.7% over 10 years. It rose in 5 of the last 10 fiscal years.
Source: XBRL data Core Natural Resources Inc. files with the SEC, latest filing dated Nov 5, 2026 (see filings on SEC EDGAR). Provided for information only, not investment advice. Check the filing before relying on a number.
* Worked out from the filings rather than stated in them: Q4 is the full year less the first nine months.
Per-share figures are as filed. The filings show no stock split in these periods.
EPS growth is left out where the share count moved enough to suggest a split the filings do not show. Growth rates need a positive starting figure. CAGR is compound annual growth between fiscal years. The CSV holds every period on file, in full figures, from the same SEC filings.