ArcelorMittal Awaits Introduction of New European Tariff Quota
ArcelorMittal calls for the urgent implementation of the new tariff quota announced by the European Commission in October 2025, which is essential for the steel industry in Europe, the group states.
According to ArcelorMittal, steel imports into the European Union are reaching record levels, causing significant damage to the continent's steel industry. The group believes that the new tariff mechanism proposed by the European Commission is crucial for the survival of this sector and the long-term security of manufacturing production in Europe.
Production Increase in Response to Tariff Quota
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The company, ArcelorMittal, plans to increase production at its European facilities to meet the anticipated changes in demand related to the introduction of this tariff quota. This aims to ensure a rapid response to demand and maintain the stability of the supply chain, while contributing to the maintenance of employment and the creation of economic value in Europe.
CEO Addresses Supply Concerns
Geert Van Poelvoorde, CEO of ArcelorMittal Europe, expressed awareness of the concerns of steel users regarding potential supply shortages, price volatility, and access to specialized products following the implementation of this trade tool. He assures that the company is prepared to meet the demand of European customers with steel produced in Europe.
« Looking ahead, we remain very positive. » ; « Outlook across the near, medium and long term remains positive »
Risks mentioned
Ukraine operations idled following multiple missile strikes with safety and logistical challenges; future cash spend expected to be limited
Temporary $2.5bn working capital investment during 9M 2026 creating near-term cash drag, though expected to unwind in 4Q
Weather disruption in Liberian mining and lagged benefit of higher steel prices yet to be reflected in Europe segment results
Opportunities identified
Enhanced EU trade measures beginning to rebalance European steel market fundamentals with all European blast furnaces back in operation
Strategic growth projects (3.9Mt EAF capacity by 2029 in Europe, Liberia ramp-up) supporting medium to long-term earnings growth
Group shipments in 2H 2026 expected to exceed 1H 2026; flat shipment growth expected to accelerate in 4Q with double-digit year-on-year increase
Outlook / guidance
Management commentary: The 9M 2026 investment in working capital of $2.5bn is expected to largely unwind in 4Q 2026, supporting a healthy cash generation and continued returns to shareholders and lower net debt.
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