Alcoa’s Q2 2016 Earnings Preview: Weakness In Aluminum Pricing To Negatively Impact Results
We expect Alcoa’s Q2 2016 results to be negatively impacted by the prevailing weakness in aluminum pricing. Whereas a weak pricing environment will have an adverse impact on the results of all the company’s business segments, translating into a weaker EPS number in Q2 2016, the signing of a spate of new supply contracts pertaining to the aerospace end market will boost the revenue of the Engineered Products & Solutions (EPS) division, partially offsetting a decline in revenue from other segments. This is reflected in our revenue forecasts for the full year 2016, with a similar story expected in Q2 2016.
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