Published: July 1, 2024 |

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Ramaco Resources has made several leadership changes, aimed at supporting and accelerating the company’s growth as it reaches new milestones. To facilitate this growth, Ramaco has made several personnel changes within its finance and operations groups.

In its finance and accounting group, Ramaco has realigned its senior team to include three executive vice presidents (EVP) who will oversee various inter-related and overlapping aspects of its financial affairs:

• Scott Spears has been promoted to serve as an EVP for Planning and Analysis. He will oversee all external
  audit and public reporting activities, as well as IT and general financial and investment modeling.
• John Marcum will now focus on internal production accounting and all mine related financial matters as EVP for
  Production.
• Jeremy Sussman will continue as EVP and chief financial officer to oversee all general accounting and finance.
  He will also focus more on investor relations as well as our new and expanded development projects.

In its mining and operations group Ramaco has shifted operational responsibilities among its senior executive mining team in order to manage its expanding coal operations in the East as well as the emerging critical mineral development project in the West:

• Paul Horn will be promoted to EVP for Mine Operations and assume day to day, on the ground responsibility for
  mine activities in the East.
• Chris Blanchard will become EVP for Mine Planning and Development. He will oversee the execution and
  planning of all new coal production and infrastructure in the East. His new role will also include the development
  of the rare earth Brook Mine in Wyoming and its related processing and refining infrastructure to support
  Ramaco’s critical mineral production.
• Toby Edwards will continue as an SVP to oversee the development of the company’s Maben property in
  Southern West Virginia, acquired in 2022.

“We are rapidly growing not only in terms of numbers of employees and production, but also direction. To process all of this expansion, we are continually refining how we manage, staff, and assign responsibilities,” said Randall Atkins, chairman and CEO of Ramaco Resources.

“We are proud at the depth of the management talent at our entire senior level and congratulate Paul and Scott for their new roles and responsibilities. All of these new realignments at our senior level will better enable us to manage our overall activities in this rapidly changing environment,” added Atkins.

Earlier this year, Ramaco initiated its leadership restructuring with the hiring of four new additions to its executive team. Jason Bragg was recently hired as the new VP for Land working from Charleston, West Virginia. David Dyer was brought onto the team in Lexington as VP for Marketing & Analysis. Additionally, earlier this year Evan Jenkins was hired as Ramaco’s new general counsel, and Alex Moyes as director of Critical Minerals in Wyoming.

Ramaco became a public company seven years ago and currently employs nearly 1,000 employees in operations located in West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky, and Wyoming.

Ramaco Resources is an operator and developer of high-quality, low-cost metallurgical coal in southern West Virginia and southwestern Virginia. Its executive offices are in Lexington, Kentucky, with operational offices in Charleston, West Virginia and Sheridan, Wyoming. The company currently has three active mining complexes in Central Appalachia and one mine not yet in production near Sheridan, Wyoming. Contiguous to the Wyoming mine it operates a research and pilot facility related to the production of advanced carbon products and materials from coal. In connection with these activities, it holds a body of roughly 50 intellectual property patents, pending applications, exclusive licensing agreements and various trademarks.

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