Algoma Steel says Lake Superior Power turbine outage constrains EAF output, hits shipments

By Public Technologies
  • Algoma Steel restored full power at Lake Superior Power following a replacement turbine installation, easing a constraint on EAF production.
  • The turbine outage temporarily reduced EAF output, weighing on expected shipments of about 145,000 tons for the quarter ended Sept. 30, 2026.
  • Adjusted EBITDA is expected at negative CAD 10 million to negative CAD 20 million, including a CAD 50 million to CAD 55 million capacity-utilization adjustment.
  • All electrical equipment on EAF Unit Two has been tested, with first heat expected in coming days and shipments targeted for the fourth quarter.


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