BUZZ - Cleveland-Cliffs Q3 earnings beat expectations, stock price rises
路透社2026/10/19 10:33October 19 - ** Shares of Cleveland-Cliffs Inc (CLF.N) rose 11.1% in pre-market trading to $13.46
** The steel manufacturer (link) reported adjusted earnings per share of $0.28 for the third quarter, beating analysts' expectations of $0.19
** Expects adjusted EBITDA to exceed $4 billion in 2027
** Third quarter results benefited from higher steel prices, increased sales volume, and improved operational efficiency — CLF
** Announced a significant reduction in debt during the fourth quarter
** The average rating from 16 analysts is "Hold"; median target price is $12.50 — data compiled by LSEG
** As of the previous trading day close, shares were down 8.7% year-to-date
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