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Atlas Energy Solutions exceeded revenue expectations in Q1, reporting $265.6M, a 3.5% beat. Adjusted EBITDA also topped estimates at $28.4M, while EPS fell short at -$0.36. Despite a 10% year-over-year revenue drop, operations remained robust in the recovering West Texas market. Logistics margins surged from low single digits to mid-teens by March, driven by strong performance in sand and trucking, despite winter weather and plant maintenance. CEO John Turner noted high demand for mining operations, indicating improved completion activity. Analysts questioned management on strategic shifts, including power customers interest in data centers following a Caterpillar deal, Permian activity boosting trucking rates with higher diesel costs, and sand production expense reductions via new dredges. Investors reacted positively, pushing shares up from $17.75 to $18.75 post-call. Future focus areas include new power deals, maintaining high logistics margins through contract resets, and efficiency gains that could drive real growth if executed effectively.

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