ATI reported FY 2025 results with sales of USD 4.59 billion (+5%), driven by higher demand in aerospace & defense, partly offset by softness in medical, other industrial and specialty energy. Net income attributable to shareholders was USD 404.3 million, or USD 2.85 per diluted share, while operating income was USD 640.9 million. Adjusted EBITDA was USD 859.3 million, or 18.7% of sales, and gross profit was USD 1.01 billion (22% of sales). Cash provided by operating activities totaled USD 614.3 million. Aerospace & defense sales were USD 3.11 billion and represented 68% of total sales, including commercial jet engines of USD 1.76 billion and defense of USD 557.7 million. By segment, High Performance Materials & Components posted FY 2025 sales of USD 2.44 billion and Segment EBITDA of USD 575.8 million (23.6% of sales), while Advanced Alloys & Solutions reported sales of USD 2.15 billion and Segment EBITDA of USD 349 million (16.3% of sales). ATI said it repurchased 6.4 million shares for USD 470 million in FY 2025, leaving USD 120 million authorized, and repaid USD 150 million of debentures in Q4. The company amended and extended its ABL credit facility through June 2030 and ended FY 2025 with total liquidity of USD 1.1 billion, including USD 416.7 million of cash.
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