Ferroglobe opened higher at $3.04, compared with its previous close of $2.87. In the last trading session, the stock traded between $2.97 and $3.17. It showed an upward intraday trend.
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Time Period
An investment of $100 made 5 years ago in Ferroglobe is now worth
$ 43.93
Resulting in a loss of
$ 56.07 (56.07%)
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Analyst Overview
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Markets Today
Today's Change
+$0.19 (+6.69%)
Day High
$3.17
Day Low
$2.97
Day Open
$3.04
Prev Close
$2.87
Volume
25,54,169
1W Return
4.51%
1M Return
-25.41%
3M Return
-32.92%
6M Return
-23.45%
1Y Return
-17.69%
Fundamentals
Market Cap ($ Mn)
572
PE Ratio
-
PB Ratio
1.23
PEG Ratio
-
ROE
-26.40%
ROCE
-15.42%
EPS (TTM)
-
Investment Returns
1 Week
4.51%
1 Month
-25.41%
3 Months
-32.92%
6 Months
-23.45%
9 Months
-43.82%
Financials
Quarterly
All values in $ Mn
307.2
Mar 25
386.9
Jun 25
311.7
Sep 25
329.4
Dec 25
378.6
Jun 26
369.8
Sep 26
Updates
4Nov
Ferroglobe Q3FY26 Results: Adj. EPS misses estimate, sales miss forecast
Adjusted EPS of $(0.06) missed consensus estimate of $(0.03) by 200%. Quarterly sales of $369.8 million missed analyst estimates by 3.41%. Negative adjusted EBITDA of $2.4 million driven by higher energy prices. Net profit of $57.9 million supported by non-operational fair value adjustments.
9 days ago
21Oct
Ferroglobe PLC Q3FY26 Results: Earnings call scheduled for Nov 4, 2026
Ferroglobe PLC to release Q3FY26 financial results on November 3, 2026. Quarterly earnings call scheduled for November 4, 2026, at 8:30 am ET. Participants must pre-register for phone access to obtain dial-in details. Webcast and replay available for remote participants.
23 days ago
2Sep
EU initiates interim review of antidumping duties on Chinese silicon metal imports
European Commission initiates interim review of antidumping duties on Chinese silicon metal imports. Request filed by Euroalliages on July 8, 2026, citing underpriced shipments. Investigation covers dumping and injury aspects for EU producers. Aligns with existing US duties on imports from Angola, Australia, Laos, and Norway. Ferroglobe CEO Marco Levi calls it a step toward restoring fair competition.
