Calumet lowers capex for MaxSAF expansion, targets 200M gal SAF by 2028
Sep 1, 2026, 7:04 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Debt-light structure and faster capex payback reduce dilution risk and support higher SAF throughput, potentially lifting EBITDA margins and CLMT's multiple; main near-term catalyst is the final DOE draw timing and 2028 SAF capacity milestone.
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Calumet’s Montana Renewables plan repurposes CMR assets to lift MaxSAF expansion, targeting 200M gallons/year by 2028 and 17,000 barrels/day of total products. Remaining capital drops to $137M with no third-party equity, funded by MRL earnings and a final $34M DOE draw, while CMR continues asphalt operations and preserves Great Falls jobs.
MRL targets 200M gal/year SAF by 2028.
Total renewable product sales aim at 17,000 barrels/day.
Remaining capex reduced to $137M; funded by MRL earnings.
No third-party equity; final $34M DOE draw.
CMR assets redeployed; Great Falls jobs preserved.
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