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How is this issue missed in the initial assessment that water would start to build up as mining was halted
Could you maybe elaborate on how you plan to get there? Because costs last year were around $3.10, you're guiding to around $3 this year
how confident are you that resuming mining is safe until some of the remediation efforts around the mud zone have been put in place?
how do you get comfortable that you're not going to get a similar high-velocity zone with PB2?
Is that explicitly tied to the expansion or that's something you would need to do anyway
the new slow and steady approach to price hikes in this cycle that we're seeing right now, could you maybe discuss the rationale
Is there any particular subsegment that's driving structural to be so good
Could you maybe give more color on the kind of specific products where you're gaining share?
are there specific products that Nucor is selling that are particularly exposed to data centers?
the CapEx guidance is unchanged at $3 billion, and therefore, we should expect a pretty significant decline in 2H
Have you tried to quantify how many tons that could impact and what the benefits could be for Nucor?
Steve, I think you said that prices would probably decline for the next couple of quarters just based on lags
Could you maybe discuss the cadence of your copper production next year?
Peru has elections next year, 2026. Do you see any risk that Tia Maria becomes politicized due to the elections?
the $1.6 billion this year, $2.4 billion next year, how much of that is Tia Maria?
You mentioned that you expect fab to see an inflection point. Is that being driven by price or volume or both
Could you maybe quantify or discuss like the opportunity for Steel Dynamics and more broadly for the U.S. to use more of the scrap
around 37% to 40% EBITDA margin, if my math is correct. I mean, is it too early to call that a new normal
Can you just clarify the expectations for the aluminum mill in terms of production