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Cleveland-Cliffs saw higher sales and strong stock gains despite a net loss, boosted by U.S. steel tariffs and plans to mine rare earths.
Cleveland-Cliffs reported stronger third-quarter sales of $4.73 billion, up from $4.57 billion year-over-year, citing increased demand fueled by U.S. steel tariffs.
The company’s CEO credited protective trade policies for making U.S. manufacturing more competitive, helping secure new auto supply deals.
Cleveland-Cliffs plans to explore rare-earth mining in Michigan and Minnesota amid national efforts to reduce reliance on foreign critical materials, particularly amid China’s export controls.
The company also signed a memorandum of understanding with a global steel producer to expand market access using its U.S. trade-compliant production.
Despite a $251 million net loss, adjusted earnings of 45 cents per share met expectations, and shares rose 17% in early trading.
Cleveland-Cliffs vio mayores ventas y fuertes ganancias de acciones a pesar de una pérdida neta, impulsada por las tarifas de acero de EE.UU. y los planes para extraer tierras raras.