Alcoa delivered a strong first quarter driven by improved metal prices, operational resilience, and disciplined capital management, with market conditions supporting further upside in 2026.
- First quarter net income reached $425 million ($1.60 per share), more than doubling the previous quarter, supported by higher aluminum prices and gains on Ma’aden shares.
- Adjusted EBITDA rose $68 million sequentially to $595 million, fueled by market-driven metal price increases and cost efficiencies.
- Alumina segment revenue declined 33% due to seasonal shipment patterns, vessel constraints, and lower alumina and bauxite prices, impacting segment EBITDA.
- The aluminum segment posted a $174 million EBITDA increase, benefiting from higher realized prices and reduced alumina costs, despite shipment timing and inventory repositioning impacts.
- Strong liquidity of $1.4 billion and disciplined capital actions, including debt redemption, position Alcoa well for continued strategic investments and operational growth.
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