Calumet Q2 2026 results show deleveraging progress and renewables-margin gains
Aug 7, 2026, 7:05 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Debt reduction and accelerated deleveraging typically support equity-like multiple re-rating, especially when non-GAAP metrics show robust cash flow progression despite GAAP net losses. The MaxSAF expansion and renewables-margin strength are catalysts that may calibrate CLMT's risk-reward to the upside as leverage declines and EBITDA-focused metrics improve, a dynamic seen in peers during deleveraging cycles.
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Calumet reported a Q2 2026 net loss of $95.9 million driven by non-cash RINs and mark-to-market items, while Adjusted EBITDA with Tax Attributes reached $175.2 million. Montana Renewables advanced the MaxSAF2 0 expansion with phase 1 complete, helping renewables margins, as the company continues debt reduction with $115 million retirement in July. The mix of deleveraging, stronger SPS margins, and renewable-margin improvement defines the near-term trajectory.
CLMT Q2 2026 net loss $95.9M; EPS $(1.09) due to RINs and mark-to-market items.
Adjusted EBITDA with Tax Attributes rose to $175.2M.
Montana Renewables MaxSAF 150 phase I completed; stronger renewables margins.
Deleveraging continues with $115M debt retirement in July.
SPS margin environment; Montana/Renewables turnaround supports growth across segments.
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