Aperam, a global player in stainless, electrical, and specialty steel, announced the release of its 2026 Half-Year Report and Q2 earnings on July 30, 2026. The report is available on the company's website under the Investors section, as well as on the electronic database of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange (www.bourse.lu). This regular disclosure provides stakeholders with insights into Aperam's financial health and operational progress during the first half of the year.
The report comes as Aperam continues to emphasize its commitment to sustainability and the circular economy. The company operates with a flat stainless and electrical steel capacity of 2.5 million tonnes across Brazil and Europe, and it is a leader in alloys and high-value specialty products, with a presence in France, China, India, and the United States. Aperam's integrated network includes sixteen production facilities and a distribution and services network that spans multiple continents.
A key differentiator for Aperam is its ability to produce low carbon footprint stainless and special steels using biomass, stainless steel scrap, and high performance alloys scrap. Through its Bioenergia unit, the company produces charcoal from its own FSC®-certified forestry, and Aperam Recycling is a global leader in collecting, trading, processing, and recycling stainless steel scrap and high performance alloys. These initiatives position sustainability at the core of Aperam's business model.
In 2025, Aperam reported sales of EUR 6,080 million and shipments of 2.29 million tonnes. The half-year report for 2026 will provide updated figures and management's outlook for the remainder of the year. Investors and analysts can access the full report on Aperam's website (www.aperam.com) under the Investors section, or directly via the link provided in the press release.
The release of the half-year report is a routine but important event for shareholders and the market, as it offers transparency into Aperam's performance and strategic direction. The company's focus on circular economy principles and low-carbon production is increasingly relevant in a world seeking sustainable industrial solutions.
