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Acerinox, S.A. (ACX.MC)

MCE - MCE Delayed price. Currency in EUR
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10.13-0.01 (-0.10%)
At close: 05:35PM CEST
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Previous close10.14
Open10.24
Bid10.13 x 0
Ask10.15 x 0
Day's range10.01 - 10.27
52-week range8.67 - 10.81
Volume696,875
Avg. volume821,216
Market cap2.525B
Beta (5Y monthly)1.25
PE ratio (TTM)11.01
EPS (TTM)0.92
Earnings date24 Jul 2024
Forward dividend & yield0.62 (6.11%)
Ex-dividend date17 Jul 2024
1y target est12.50
  • Reuters

    RPT-EU should do more to curb steel imports from Asia, says Acerinox CEO

    The boss of Spanish steelmaker Acerinox says the European Union should do more to curb steel imports from Asia, which are hurting some of the EU's mills as demand and prices weaken. With domestic demand not recovering as much as expected, China's exports of steel products rose by 25% in March year-on-year to 9.89 million metric tons, the highest since July 2016.

  • Reuters

    RPT-UPDATE 2-Steelmaker Acerinox cautious on second quarter as strike drags on

    Spanish steelmaker Acerinox said on Thursday it expects earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) to improve only slightly in the second quarter due to the weak European market and the prolonged strike at its Spanish mill. The company said that there is no guarantee that the labour dispute at its Spanish steel mill Cadiz will be resolved in the short term. "The European market continues to be weak and has not experienced the expected recovery...even with the reduction in supply," the company said.

  • Reuters

    Steelmaker Acerinox cautious on second quarter as strike drags on

    (Reuters) -Spanish steelmaker Acerinox said on Thursday it expects earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) to improve only slightly in the second quarter due to the weak European market and the prolonged strike at its Spanish mill. The company said that there is no guarantee that the labour dispute at its Spanish steel mill Cadiz will be resolved in the short term. "The European market continues to be weak and has not experienced the expected recovery...even with the reduction in supply," the company said.