Aperam, a global player in stainless, electrical and specialty steel and recycling, released its 2026 Half-Year Report on July 30, 2026, alongside its Q2 earnings report. The report, filed with the Luxembourg Stock Exchange, is available on Aperam's website at www.aperam.com under "Investors" - "Reports & Presentations" – "Annual Reports".
The report highlights Aperam's performance and strategic direction, underscoring its commitment to being the leading value creator in the circular economy. Aperam's business is organized into four segments: Stainless & Electrical Steel, Services & Solutions, Alloys & Specialties, and Recycling & Renewables. With a flat stainless and electrical steel capacity of 2.5 million tonnes in Brazil and Europe, the company also leads in alloys and high-value specialty products across facilities in France, China, India, and the United States.
Aperam's integrated distribution, processing, and services network, combined with its unique capability to produce low-carbon footprint stainless and special steels from biomass, scrap, and high-performance alloys, places sustainability at the heart of its operations. The company's Bioenergia unit produces charcoal from its own FSC-certified forestry, while Aperam Recycling is a global leader in scrap collection, trading, and processing.
In 2025, Aperam reported sales of EUR 6,080 million and shipments of 2.29 million tonnes. The half-year report provides detailed financial and operational data for the first six months of 2026, offering insights into the company's progress and outlook. The announcement matters because it demonstrates Aperam's continued focus on sustainable practices and circular economy principles, which are increasingly important in the steel industry and for global environmental goals.
The report's availability on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange's electronic database at www.bourse.lu ensures transparency and accessibility for investors and stakeholders. Aperam's emphasis on recycling and renewable energy sources positions it as a key player in the transition to a low-carbon economy, making this report significant for understanding the company's role in shaping sustainable industrial practices.
