Alcoa Corporation Announced Q2 2025 Results

The aluminum shipments increased sequentially by 4%, primarily due to timing of shipments.

SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): Alcoa Corporation, a Pittsburgh-based company, released its second-quarter 2025 results. Despite lower alumina and aluminum prices and higher tariff costs, the company reported solid operating performance and a sequential rise in cash.

The company's alumina production remained stable at 2.4 million metric tonnes over the previous quarter, according to a news release. The production of aluminum increased sequentially by 1% to 572,000 metric tons. A 4% sequential rise was observed in third-party alumina exports. The timing of shipments was the main cause of the sequential 4% increase in aluminum shipments.

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With $3.0 billion in total third-party sales, Alcoa saw a 10% sequential decline. The Alumina segment's third-party revenue had a 28% decrease. Third-party revenue increased by 3% in the Aluminum section.

Alcoa Corporation had $164 million in net income for the quarter, or $0.62 per share. At $0.39 per share, the adjusted net income came to $103 million. Due primarily to lower pricing for aluminum and alumina as well as higher tariff expenses on imported aluminum, the adjusted EBITDA excluding special items was $313 million, representing a sequential fall of $542 million. The business had $1.5 billion in cash at the conclusion of the quarter.