Rayonier Advanced Materials reported its Q3 2025 earnings, revealing a larger-than-expected loss per share and revenue shortfall. The company registered an EPS of -0.07 USD, missing the forecasted -0.02 USD.
The company missed forecasts by 250%.
Revenue decreased of expectations by 9.96%, totaling 353 million USD.
The loss from continuing operations was $4 million, an improvement from a loss of $33 million in the prior year quarter, driven by slower variable compensation costs and favorable foreign exchange rates. Net sales fell by 12% to $353 million, according to Rayonier Advanced Materials.
The company says that its core Cellulose Specialties business performed as expected, approaching normalized levels, and that transitory pressures are easing with clear signs of stabilization across demand, operational performance, and costs.
Delyle Bloomquist, President and CEO, pushed for pricing adjustments, stating, "Pricing must go up. It must go up." He also said: "Our focus now is very simple: execute with precision."
Rayonier Advanced Materials recently rebranded as RYAM. RYAM is an American company recognized globally for its cellulose-based technologies. Specializing in high-purity cellulose specialties,[3] RYAM produces natural polymers extensively used in manufacturing filters, food, pharmaceuticals, and various industrial applications.
