ArcelorMittal Reports Q4 Revenue of $14.97B
Reports Q4 revenue $14.97B vs $14.71B last year. Commenting, Aditya Mittal, ArcelorMittal CEO, said: "2025 was a pivotal year for the global steel industry and ArcelorMittal. While the ongoing geopolitical volatility brought significant challenges, important foundations were also laid for a more supportive operating environment moving forwards. On safety, there is a visible improvement in our results, reflecting the foundations for change we have embedded across all operations. Through consistent and tangible actions, we are fundamentally transforming our approach to health and safety globally. The global economy has seen a shift towards greater domestic supply resilience, including the introduction of widespread tariffs. This led to an increasing number of countries finally taking steps to address the competitiveness of their manufacturing industries. Nowhere was this more necessary than in Europe, where ArcelorMittal has significant, high-quality operations. One of the most important developments was the proposal for new trade measures in Europe and the enhancements to the CBAM, to level the playing field on carbon costs. Combined, this will enable European producers to recover to sustainable utilization levels, and generate healthy returns on capital. And while the full benefits of the changes in the regulatory environment will emerge over time - more visibly in the second half and into 2027 - we are very well positioned to benefit from this direction. Globally the outlook is also more favorable, including in India where we are growing our presence and enhancing our product offering. With $0.7bn of additional EBITDA generated already from strategic growth projects in 2025, a further $1.6bn is anticipated in the coming years as other projects are commissioned. We are also uniquely exposed to emerging macro growth drivers such as the energy transition, defence, data centers and infrastructure. Overall, this combination of positive regulatory developments, structurally supportive macro trends and an improved operating environment leave us well placed to continue delivering on our long-term commitment to achieve consistent returns for shareholders."
