By What Percentage Did U.S. Steel’s Revenue & EBITDA Change In The Last 5 Years?
U.S. Steel’s revenue declined 36% in the last 5 years primarily due to a decline in shipments in response to weakness in demand, whereas EBITDA grew 2% due to the company’s cost reduction and efficiency improvement measures, which counteracted the impact of the decline in revenues on EBITDA.
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