Green Plains swings to Q1 FY26 profit; revenue falls 25.9% to $445.8 million

• Green Plains swung to net income attributable to shareholders of USD 32.9 million, or USD 0.42 per diluted share, from a year-earlier loss.
• Revenue fell 25.9% to USD 445.8 million, primarily due to lower ethanol volumes and prices, plus a smaller agribusiness and energy services segment following the end of a third-party marketing agreement.
• EBITDA turned positive to USD 71.5 million, helped by USD 55.2 million of Section 45Z production tax credits net of discounts and other costs.
• Chris Osowski said improved ethanol margins, strong co-product performance, and a full quarter with all three Nebraska carbon facilities online drove a “meaningful inflection point.”
• Guidance raised to USD 200 million-USD 225 million of EBITDA tied to generation of production tax credits.

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