Ferroglobe Posts 18% Revenue Decline in 2025 Amid Weak Demand, Eyes 2026 Recovery

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Ferroglobe's 2025 revenues fell 18.8% amid weak silicon metal demand and low commodity prices. Company expects 2026 recovery from EU safeguards and U.S. tariffs, raising dividend 7%.

Ferroglobe Posts 18% Revenue Decline in 2025 Amid Weak Demand, Eyes 2026 Recovery

Ferroglobe PLC reported a challenging 2025, with full-year revenues declining 18.8% to $1.335 billion as depressed silicon metal demand and lower commodity pricing pressured results across its portfolio. Fourth-quarter adjusted EBITDA reached $14.6 million, reflecting the sustained headwinds that characterized much of the year. The company ended the period with a solid balance sheet, maintaining $123 million in cash and net debt of $29.8 million.

Management has signaled confidence in a recovery trajectory for 2026, pointing to two developments as potential catalysts for improved market conditions. The European Union's implementation of ferroalloy safeguard measures is expected to support pricing stability in that region, while preliminary U.S. antidumping duties on silicon metal imports could provide similar support in the North American market. These trade protections may help address the competitive pressures that weighed on margins throughout 2025.

Reflecting optimism about the outlook, Ferroglobe's board approved a 7% increase to its dividend, raising the per-share payout to $0.015. The dividend action signals management confidence in cash generation prospects, even as the company navigates near-term demand uncertainty. The combination of potential tariff relief and anticipated demand stabilization will be closely monitored as key indicators of whether the company can reverse the revenue trajectory established in 2025.

Source: GlobeNewswire Inc.

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