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Barclays lowers Century Aluminum price target to $39, keeps equal-weight

Barclays lowered Century Aluminum's price target from $40 to $39. The firm maintained an Equal-Weight rating on the stock. Analyst Richard Garchitorena authored the research note.

Century Aluminum files shelf registration for various securities

Century Aluminum filed a shelf registration for multiple security types including equity and debt. No specific terms, amounts, or pricing were disclosed in the initial filing. Future offerings will be detailed in supplements to the prospectus at the time of issuance.

Century Aluminum Q3FY26 Results: Adjusted EBITDA rises to $332 million

Adjusted EBITDA reached $332 million, up $5 million sequentially, driven by higher LME prices and volumes. Net sales rose $209 million sequentially to nearly $1 billion, with shipments up 33% to 173,500 tons. The company ended the quarter with $755 million in cash, exceeding total debt of $486 million. Oklahoma smelter project financing discussions have advanced with material terms largely agreed upon. Q4 guidance anticipates adjusted EBITDA of $275 million to $300 million amid lower lagged LME prices.

Barclays initiates Century Aluminum with Equal-Weight, $40 target

Barclays initiated coverage on Century Aluminum with an Equal-Weight rating. Price target set at $40 per share. Coverage led by analyst Richard Garchitorena.

Century Aluminum Q2FY26 Results: Adjusted EBITDA rises to $327 million

Net sales rose $103 million sequentially to $752 million, driven by higher LME prices and premiums. Adjusted EBITDA increased $96 million to $327 million, supported by a 6% rise in shipments. All production assets, including Mount Holly and Grundartangi, are now operating at full capacity. Net debt reduced to $98 million, with cash exceeding total debt as of July. Q3 adjusted EBITDA guided between $325 million and $345 million.

Century Aluminum celebrates $50 million Mt. Holly expansion, boosting US output by 10%

Century Aluminum completed a $50 million expansion at its Mt. Holly smelter, increasing U.S. domestic primary aluminum production by 10% and expanding the workforce to over 600. The ribbon-cutting ceremony featured remarks from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and other officials, highlighting the role of Section 232 tariffs in driving domestic investment.