Algoma Steel Expects Q4 2025 Shipments of Up to 380,000 Tons and Adjusted EBITDA Loss of Up to $105 Million

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<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/ASTL">Algoma Steel</a> Expects Q4 2025 Shipments of Up to 380,000 Tons and Adjusted EBITDA Loss of Up to $105 Million

Algoma Steel Group Inc. has issued financial guidance for its quarter ended December 31, 2025, expecting total steel shipments to be in the range of 375,000 to 380,000 tons. The company anticipates Adjusted EBITDA for the period to be between negative $95 million and negative $105 million. The results reflect the ongoing impact of steel tariffs and the wind-down of blast furnace operations, which are concluding as Algoma transitions to electric arc furnace steelmaking. The first unit of the new electric arc furnace is currently operating six days per week, with the second unit remaining on schedule.

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