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Navajo Transitional Energy Company Issues Its Largest Ever Dividend Payment to the Navajo Nation

FARMINGTON, N.M.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Navajo Transitional Energy Company (NTEC) issued an annual dividend of $3,150,000 to its sole shareholder, the Navajo Nation today. This is the largest annual dividend for the company to date. The dividend is calculated based on NTEC’s fully consolidated financial performance, including operations on the Navajo Nation and in Wyoming and Montana. The dividend reflects the strong performance of NTEC and is in addition to the more than $128 million economic contribution from NTEC on the Navajo Nation in 2024 - through royalties, taxes, wages, and charitable donations. The check was presented to Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren and Resources and Development Committee members Rickie Nez and Casey Johnson at a ceremony held at the Nenahnezad Chapter House today.

“We are proud to present this dividend payment to the Nation. NTEC was created by the Navajo Nation to promote the economic sovereignty of the Navajo Nation, as well as the financial, physical, and cultural well-being of the Navajo people,” said Tim McLaughlin, Chairman of NTEC’s Board. “This dividend is part of NTEC’s continuing success in fulfilling that purpose.”

About NTEC

Navajo Transitional Energy Company (NTEC) is a world-class, diversified energy company with a unique purpose and vision. Established by the Navajo Nation to exercise sovereignty over its abundant natural resources, NTEC has grown rapidly and now has a sizeable and successful portfolio of mining, energy generation, and helium assets. NTEC is committed to achieving multi-generational, clean energy solutions that ensure the continued prosperity of the Navajo Nation while providing essential power to the entire Southwest and beyond.

NTEC is a leader in safety and reclamation and was recognized with the Sentinels of Safety award from the National Mining Association, the Safety Award for Large Surface Mine from the Rocky Mountain Coal Institute, and the National Award for Excellence in Surface Mining Reclamation from the Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement in 2024, 2022, and 2020. For more information about NTEC, visit www.navenergy.com.

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Phone: 720-566-2925
Email: Lauren.burgess@navenergy.com

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Phone: 720-566-2925
Email: Lauren.burgess@navenergy.com

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