Company faces significant losses due to weak auto demand and high costs, but plans to cut costs and exit unprofitable operations to improve financials in the future. Trading at deep value levels.
What is covered in the Full Insight:
Introduction to Cleveland-Cliffs
Q1 2025 Financial Summary
Restructuring and Cost-Cutting Measures
Guidance and Future Outlook
Valuation Analysis and Conclusion
Boomeranged on Tue, 22 Jul 2025 02:21
Cleveland-Cliffs beat Q2 FY25 expectations with $97 mn of adjusted EBITDA (vs. an estimated loss), thanks to record 4.29 Mt steel shipments and ~$15/ton cost cuts. Adjusted EPS of –$0.50 outpaced forecasts by $0.15–0.21, while $4.9 bn revenue met consensus. Management is tightening costs, trimming capex and exiting low-margin contracts to drive stronger H2 performance.