Core Natural Resources: Peers

The FY2025 (Dec) proxy of Core Natural Resources names 16 peer companies for pay. Among Core Natural Resources and these peers, CEO pay was the highest of 10 and total shareholder return was the highest of 10.

1st highest of 10in Core Natural Resources and its pay peers, FY2025 (Dec) by CEO pay:

$7.3M$27.2M

1st highest of 10in Core Natural Resources and its pay peers, FY2025 (Dec) by total shareholder return:

$91$1,326

Pay peer group, FY2025 (Dec) proxy

Cleveland-Cliffs
Diamondback Energy
Vulcan Materials
Martin Marietta Materials
Ati
Expand Energy
Carpenter Technology
Commercial Metals
Warrior Met Coal
Alliance Resource Partners, L.P.Not disclosedNot disclosed
Alpha Metallurgical Resources, Inc.Not disclosedNot disclosed
CVR Energy, Inc.Not disclosedNot disclosed
Peabody Energy CorporationNot disclosedNot disclosed
Ramaco Resources, Inc.Not disclosedNot disclosed
Ryerson Holding CorporationNot disclosedNot disclosed
Worthington Steel, Inc.Not disclosedNot disclosed
16 companies

Changes by year

FY2025 (Dec) proxy

  • AddedCVR Energy, Inc.pay peer group
  • AddedCommercial Metalspay peer group
  • AddedMartin Marietta Materialspay peer group
  • AddedVulcan Materialspay peer group
  • RemovedXCompass Minerals International, Inc.pay peer groupAs a result of this review and in consideration of the characteristics of the combined company following the merger, the following changes were made to the executive compensation peer groups of both companies for 2025, aligning Core around the 50th percentile for the key financial metrics of revenue, EBITDA, market capitalization and enterprise value
  • RemovedXDenbury Inc.pay peer groupAs a result of this review and in consideration of the characteristics of the combined company following the merger, the following changes were made to the executive compensation peer groups of both companies for 2025, aligning Core around the 50th percentile for the key financial metrics of revenue, EBITDA, market capitalization and enterprise value
  • RemovedXHallador Energy Companypay peer groupAs a result of this review and in consideration of the characteristics of the combined company following the merger, the following changes were made to the executive compensation peer groups of both companies for 2025, aligning Core around the 50th percentile for the key financial metrics of revenue, EBITDA, market capitalization and enterprise value
  • RemovedXLouisiana-Pacific Corporationpay peer groupAs a result of this review and in consideration of the characteristics of the combined company following the merger, the following changes were made to the executive compensation peer groups of both companies for 2025, aligning Core around the 50th percentile for the key financial metrics of revenue, EBITDA, market capitalization and enterprise value
  • RemovedXNACCO Industries, Inc.pay peer groupAs a result of this review and in consideration of the characteristics of the combined company following the merger, the following changes were made to the executive compensation peer groups of both companies for 2025, aligning Core around the 50th percentile for the key financial metrics of revenue, EBITDA, market capitalization and enterprise value
  • RemovedXNatural Resources Partners L.P.pay peer groupAs a result of this review and in consideration of the characteristics of the combined company following the merger, the following changes were made to the executive compensation peer groups of both companies for 2025, aligning Core around the 50th percentile for the key financial metrics of revenue, EBITDA, market capitalization and enterprise value
  • RemovedXRadius Recycling, Inc.pay peer groupAs a result of this review and in consideration of the characteristics of the combined company following the merger, the following changes were made to the executive compensation peer groups of both companies for 2025, aligning Core around the 50th percentile for the key financial metrics of revenue, EBITDA, market capitalization and enterprise value
  • RemovedXSummit Materials, Inc.pay peer groupAs a result of this review and in consideration of the characteristics of the combined company following the merger, the following changes were made to the executive compensation peer groups of both companies for 2025, aligning Core around the 50th percentile for the key financial metrics of revenue, EBITDA, market capitalization and enterprise value
  • RemovedXSunCoke Energy, Inc.pay peer groupAs a result of this review and in consideration of the characteristics of the combined company following the merger, the following changes were made to the executive compensation peer groups of both companies for 2025, aligning Core around the 50th percentile for the key financial metrics of revenue, EBITDA, market capitalization and enterprise value

The comes from the company's proxy. CEO pay and of each company come from its own Pay versus Performance table for the same fiscal year. Each company counts TSR from its own start year, so two values compare only when the start years match.