CMC Commercial Metals Company
Commercial Metals Company manufactures, recycles, and fabricates steel and metal products, and related materials and services in the United States, Poland, China, and internationally. It operates through three segments: …
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 Will TAG Program Drive Commercial Metals' Next Phase of Growth? CMC's TAG program targets higher margins, cash flow and ROIC, with gross EBITDA benefits expected to exceed $350 million by fiscal 2027. | ||
 Can Strong End-Market Demand Boost Carpenter Technology's Growth? CRS sees strong aerospace demand and rising bookings supporting fiscal 2027 growth, with capacity expansion set to aid longer-term gains. | ||
Can Carpenter Technology Sustain Its Strong Cash Flow Growth in FY27? CRS delivers strong FY26 cash flow growth. It expects higher profitability and $400-$430M in adjusted free cash flow in FY27. | ||
Can Commercial Metals Sustain Its Strong Core EBITDA Growth Momentum? CMC's core EBITDA surges y/y in the first nine months of fiscal 2026, aided by acquisitions, margin expansion and TAG Program benefits. | ||
 Commercial Metals (CMC) Stock Could Be Cheap Relative To Fair Value Commercial Metals has delivered a strong 5 year run for shareholders, yet at around US$66.85 per share the company still screens as cheap on both an intrinsic value estimate and traditional valuation checks. The stock has returned about 119.3% over 5 years, which puts more focus on whether today’s price still leaves room for further value creation. Future cash flow from its steel and metal recycling operations can support the current valuation if margins and volumes hold up. However, any... | ||
 Will CRS's Brownfield Expansion Project Aid Growth Through 2029? Carpenter Technology's $400M brownfield expansion is on track to boost capacity, supporting its $1.2-$1.3B FY29 operating income target. | ||
 $2.5 Billion In Payouts, A Lagging Stock: The CLF Trade-Off This steelmaker sent a fortune back to its owners, but the stock went nowhere. Here’s the paradox of the payout, and what it means now. | ||
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 Commercial Metals Targets $1.8B EBITDA, Expands Construction Solutions Strategy Commercial Metals (NYSE:CMC) used its 2026 Investor Day to outline a strategy centered on expanding its early-stage construction offerings, improving operating performance and generating higher cash flow and returns by fiscal 2029. President and CEO Peter Matt said the company is evolving from a st | ||
 CRS Earnings Beat Estimates in Q4 on Pricing, Shares Rise 7% Carpenter Technology beats on Q4 earnings as Specialty Alloys Operations strength, pricing and higher shipments lift revenues, margins and operating income. | ||
 Why Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Jumped Despite Its Latest Quarterly Loss The steelmaker is still losing money, but a leap in guidance and a coming contract reset convinced the market the profit recovery is finally real. | ||
 Commercial Metals CEO Peter Matt Buys $500,000 in Shares. What Does This Mean for Investors Now? Matt's direct equity stake now totals 181,522 shares valued at $11.37 million, signaling confidence in the steelmaker's outlook. | ||