
Alto Ingredients reported third-quarter adjusted EBITDA of $21 million and net sales of $258 million, while gross profit fell $8.7 million year over year as ethanol crush margins narrowed. The company expects at least $20 million in 2026 earnings from 45Z clean-fuel tax credits tied to 90 million or more qualifying gallons.
The tax credits support the economics of qualifying renewable-fuel production, but the company’s results do not indicate a change in industry-wide output or feedstock use. The report therefore offers little direct signal for feed-commodity prices.
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