Algoma guides Q2 2026 EBITDA, EAF ramp, and Canada-focused pivot
Jun 30, 2026, 5:33 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Concrete near-term drivers (shipments, EBITDA, insurance and utilization benefits) plus the EAF ramp could lift profitability. Tariffs are a risk, but the positive guidance and domestic-focus scenario underpin upside potential.
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Algoma provided Q2 2026 guidance: shipments of 175k–180k tons and Adjusted EBITDA of $5–$15 million, aided by a $45 million insurance settlement and a $50–$55 million capacity-utilization benefit. The producer noted record plate sales and progress on its second electric arc furnace, with a ramp planned in H2 2026, reinforcing a Canada-centric, lower-emission growth strategy.
Algoma guides Q2 2026 shipments 175k–180k tons.
Adjusted EBITDA guidance set at $5–$15 million.
Insurance settlement of $45 million and capacity utilization benefit $50–$55 million included.
Second EAF unit online in H2 2026; ramp-up planned.
Tariffs remain a structural headwind; Canada-centric strategy reinforced.
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