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ArcelorMittal Publishes Q3 2026 Conference Call Transcript

By Public Technologies
  • ArcelorMittal held its third-quarter 2026 earnings call November 5, featuring CFO Genuino Christino and Head of Investor Relations Daniel Fairclough.
  • EBITDA rose 34% year over year to $2 billion; EBITDA per tonne reached $155, up $44.
  • Management expects fourth-quarter European flat-product shipments to grow at a double-digit annual rate as lower imports boost domestic orders.
  • The full European trade framework benefits should emerge in 2027, supported by repricing annual contracts covering approximately 25% of flat-product volumes.
  • Executives are considering share buybacks above the policy’s minimum 50% of free cash flow; annual capital spending remains pegged at $4.5 billion–$5 billion.


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