REX American Resources Reports Q2 2025 Net Income Decline Amid Stock Split

REX American Resources Corporation reported its fiscal second quarter 2025 net income per share of $0.43, down from $0.70 per share in the same period last year, despite a 7% rise in revenue to $158.6 million. The company’s gross profit declined, reflecting pressure from lower ethanol and dried distiller grain prices. REX announced a 2-for-1 stock split, doubling its outstanding shares to over 33 million, with a dividend payable in September 2025. The company is progressing on its ethanol production expansion and carbon capture projects at its One Earth Energy facility, with both initiatives expected to complete or reach permitting decisions in 2026. Institutional investors such as Deutsche Bank have slightly reduced holdings in REX, while others like Brown Advisory and SG Americas Securities have increased their positions during 2025. Analysts have mixed outlooks, with earnings estimates for 2025 rising but revenue projections falling, and an average price target suggesting a potential downside from current market prices.