Kaiser Aluminum lifted its EBITDA outlook after record Q2 conversion revenue, guiding for 45%-55% growth in 2026 on aerospace and industrial demand.
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Kaiser Aluminum posted record conversion revenue in the second quarter and lifted its full-year EBITDA outlook, with management guiding for 45% to 55% growth in 2026. The company cited strengthening demand across aerospace, automotive, and general industrial end markets.
The raised outlook comes after a quarter where conversion revenue – the value added by Kaiser's rolling and extrusion services – hit a record. The company said it sees continued volume gains and improved pricing in key segments.
Metal tailwinds pose a risk. Falling aluminum prices could compress the spread between ingot costs and the surcharges Kaiser passes to customers, potentially offsetting some of the operational gains. The company flagged the risk on the earnings call but did not adjust its guidance for it.
Kaiser shares traded higher after the print. The stock is up about 12% year to date.
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