US EditionPardee Resources Company: Pardee Coal Operator Idles Mines
- Greenbrier Minerals, a coal operator on Pardee Resources Company's Logan County property, issued a WARN Notice about layoffs on February 13, 2026.
- Greenbrier plans to idle seven coal mines and lay off 530 employees starting around mid-April, including mines on Pardee's property.
- Greenbrier cited adverse market conditions as the reason for the layoffs.
- Pardee expects a material negative impact on 2026 revenues of $4-5 million from these mine closures and is uncertain about fully replacing the lost production.
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The Berkshire Eagle
Pardee Resources Company: Pardee Coal Operator Idles Mines
RADNOR, Pa., Feb. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Pardee Resources Company (OTC: PDER) (the "Company") announced today that Greenbrier Minerals ("Greenbrier"), a coal operator on one of the Company's properties located in Logan County, West Virginia, issued a Worker Adjustment Retraining…
Greenbrier announces plans to idle seven mines, lay off 530 - Mountain Top Media
LORADO, W.Va. — More than 500 coal miners in Logan County will lose their jobs in April, following an announcement by Greenbrier Minerals. In a WARN notice filed with the state Friday, Greenbrier says it is idling seven Logan County mines due to “current adverse market conditions.” Those mines include: The company said it is also planning layoffs at its Rich Creek/Lyburn Administrative Office. The layoffs are expected to take effect April 14, or
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