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- **Record EBITDA Growth**: Q3 $70.9 million (55% YoY), driven by Wheeling and gas production.
- **Rail Segment Expansion**: $220M+ 2026 target with $20M+ synergies from Transtar/Wheeling integration.
- **Strategic Projects**: Repauno Phase 3 caverns ($200M capex, 3-year payback) and Long Ridge behind-the-meter deals.
- **Debt Refinancing**: $1.2B parent-level bond issuance to support deleveraging and growth.

**【Management Opening Remarks】**
- Alan Andreini welcomed participants and outlined the call structure, emphasizing the company's Q3 performance and strategic initiatives.
- Key participants included CEO Kenneth Nicholson and CFO Buck Fletcher, with a focus on financial metrics and forward-looking commentary.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- **Revenue and EBITDA Growth**: Q3 adjusted EBITDA reached $70.9 million, up 55% YoY, driven by the Wheeling acquisition and West Virginia gas production.
- **Strategic Acquisitions**: The $2.5 billion Wheeling acquisition and 100,000 MMBtu/day gas production in West Virginia contributed significantly to Q3 results.
- **Segment Performance**: 
  - **Rail Segment**: $29.1 million EBITDA, (15% YoY growth), with Wheeling generating $8.4 million in 5 weeks.
  - **Long Ridge**: $35.7 million EBITDA, (53% QoQ growth) from excess gas sales.
  - **Jefferson/Repauno**: $11 million EBITDA, with $80 million+ pipeline from Phase 2 contracts.
- **Future Targets**: 
  - Rail segment: $220 million+ EBITDA run rate by Q4 2026 (up from $200 million).
  - Long Ridge: $160 million annual EBITDA with behind-the-meter projects.
- **Financial Strategy**: Refinancing $1.2 billion parent-level debt with a new bond issuance to support deleveraging and growth.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Liquidity**: $3.7 billion total debt (subsidiary: $2.5 billion non-recourse; parent: $1.2 billion revolving credit).
- **Cash Flow**: Rail segment generates $35 million+ quarterly cash flow, with $20 million+ annual synergies from Wheeling integration.
- **Capital Allocation**: Prioritize debt service, with excess cash allocated to deleveraging (e.g., potential Long Ridge sale) and growth projects (Phase 3 Repauno caverns).

**【Q&A Key Highlights】**
- **Synergies and Integration**: $20 million+ cost savings from combined Transtar/Wheeling operations; network optimization (e.g., keeping volumes on FTAI network longer).
- **STB Approval Timeline**: Expect regulatory approval by year-end, with Phase 3 Repauno cavern permit secured.
- **Project Milestones**: 
  - Repauno Phase 3: $200 million+ cavern construction cost, targeting 2-3 year payback.
  - Long Ridge: 20 MW uprate ($5-10 million EBITDA) and behind-the-meter data center partnerships.
  - Jefferson/Repauno: $20 million+ EBITDA from Q4 2025 contracts.
- **Leverage Strategy**: Use debt refinancing to reduce parent-level leverage, with potential asset sales (e.g., Long Ridge) for further deleveraging.

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