Cool Company (CLCO) Q1 2025 earnings summary
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Q1 2025 earnings summary
26 Nov, 2025Executive summary
Q1 2025 operating revenue rose to $85.5 million from $84.6 million in Q4, supported by newbuild GAIL Sagar's delivery and long-term charter, and strong backlog coverage despite market pressure.
Achieved average TCE of $70,600/day, slightly down from Q4 due to repositioning and drydockings, but cost management remained strong with opex trending down.
Net income dropped to $9.1 million from $29.4 million in Q4, mainly due to mark-to-market swap losses and higher operating expenses.
Kool Tiger maintained near-continuous spot market employment, while Kool Husky and Kool Glacier secured new charters after LNGE upgrades.
Share repurchase program initiated, with 692,180 shares bought at an average price of $5.59, reducing share count by 1.3%.
Financial highlights
Q1 2025 revenue: $85.5 million; adjusted EBITDA: $53.4 million; net income: $9.1 million, impacted by swap losses.
Average daily TCE: $70,600 (down from $73,900 in Q4); adjusted EBITDA margin: 62%.
Operating income: $34.6 million, a decrease from Q4; total net debt: $1,294 million with an average interest rate of ~5.7%.
Cash and cash equivalents: $135.4 million; total available liquidity: $256 million at quarter-end.
Shareholder equity at March 31, 2025: $771.0 million.
Outlook and guidance
LNG shipping market expected to tighten as new supply projects come online and older vessels retire, supporting demand and ton-mile growth.
Contract coverage for 2025 is 83% of vessel days, with 72% for 2026 and 63% for 2027.
Focus remains on securing additional term contract coverage and maintaining a prudent long-term view amid spot market weakness.
Management expects improved EBITDA as the dry dock program concludes and market rebalances.
Anticipates positive ton-mile impact as LNG flows normalize between Europe and Asia.
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