ArcelorMittal’s Q3 2016 Earnings Preview: Cost Reduction Initiatives And Improved Business Conditions In The U.S. To Boost Results
We expect ArcelorMittal to report an improvement in its Q3 2016 results, driven by the company’s cost reduction initiatives and an improved steel pricing environment in the U.S. A combination of ArcelorMittal’s company-wide cost reduction initiatives, the ramp up of production from the company’s Calvert steel plant, and an improved product mix is expected to boost the company’s EBITDA by $1 billion in 2016, as compared to the Q4 2015 annual run rate. [1] Moreover, the company’s NAFTA division is expected to benefit from an improvement in steel prices in the U.S. post the imposition of anti-dumping and countervailing duties by U.S. authorities on steel imports from a number of countries. However, weakness in steel prices in the company’s major international markets such as Brazil (which is in the midst of a recession) and Europe will negatively impact the company’s results. The following tables summarize our expectations for ArcelorMittal’s Q3 results.
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- ArcelorMittal’s Q4 2015 Earnings Q & A Transcript, ArcelorMittal Website [↩]