ArcelorMittal ADR

The ArcelorMittal share climbed to a 52-week high of 71.48 USD and has posted strong gains over the past 12 months (around +131% to +137% depending on the measure). For Q1 2026 the company reported EPS of 0.76 USD (expectation 0.71 USD), while revenue of 15.46 billion USD missed forecasts of 16.03 billion USD. An analysis by InvestingPro currently rates the stock above its fair value, suggesting sustained investor momentum. » More on de.investing.com

ArcelorMittal confirmed a €1.3 billion investment to build a new electric arc furnace at its Dunkirk steelworks, aiming to start production in 2029 with a 2 million tonne capacity and roughly one-third the CO2 of blast-furnace steel. About 50% of the project financing will come from Energy Efficiency Certificates, and the company secured a long-term contract with EDF for low-carbon electricity. The decision was supported by recent EU trade and carbon policy developments and coincides with a separate €500 million electrical steel unit due to open in Mardyck this quarter. » More on finance.yahoo.com

ArcelorMittal reported Q4 2025 earnings per share of $0.86 (expectation $0.62) on revenue of $14.97bn (expectation $15.58bn). Full-year EBITDA was $6.5bn ($121/tonne), supported by operational efficiency and strategic investments. The company expects further EBITDA contributions from projects and M&A, raises the base dividend for 2026 to $0.60, and will expand renewable capacity to 2.8 GW by 2028. Net debt rose to $7.9bn, with liquidity of $11bn; key growth drivers include Liberia mining and capacity expansion in India. » More on de.investing.com