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LONDON -- Lakshmi N. Mittal, the chairman and chief executive of ArcelorMittal, the world's biggest steel maker, is the rare business leader who applauds President Trump's protectionist approach to trade. [...]

ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steel maker, on Thursday lowered profit expectations for the year and said it had lost $700 million in the first quarter as a recovery in Europe [...]

LONDON -- The world's largest steel maker, ArcelorMittal, reported on Friday a $955 million loss for the fourth quarter, showing how difficult it is to make money in slumping commodities [...]

LONDON -- The world's largest steel maker, ArcelorMittal, said on Friday that it earned $22 million in its third quarter, shrugging off deteriorating economic conditions in Europe and around the [...]

LONDON -- Not long after Lakshmi Mittal formed ArcelorMittal through the takeover of Arcelor in 2006, the financial crisis dragged global demand for steel sharply down, hitting the company's European [...]

LONDON -- ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steel maker, on Thursday reported a narrower loss than a year earlier, as an improving world economy helped offset persistent problems in Europe. The [...]

LONDON -- ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steel company, reported on Thursday a net loss of $780 million for the second quarter, compared with net income of about $1 billion in [...]

LONDON -- ArcelorMittal on Friday reported a net loss of $345 million for the first three months of 2013, as the world's largest steel company continues to struggle while demand [...]

Boosted by strong demand in emerging markets, ArcelorMittal swung to a fourth-quarter profit of $1.07 billion, compared with a net loss of $2.63 billion a year ago. Revenue dropped 16% to $18.64 billion.

Affected by $1.2 billion in inventory write-downs and costs, steelmaker ArcelorMittal reports a second-quarter loss of $792 million from a profit of $5.84 billion a year earlier, and a 60% drop in revenue to $15.2 billion. In related news, Nippon Steel Corp. reports a first-quarter net loss of 42.25 billion yen from a profit of 82.76 billion yen a year earlier.

Affected by declining steel demand, ArcelorMittal reports a first-quarter net loss of $1.06 billion, and a 49% drop in sales to $15.12 billion. The steel producer is operating at about 50% capacity and will continue to shift production to lower production costs. ArcelorMittal plans to offer $3 billion in shares to lower its debt and shore up its finances.

Steel giant ArcelorMittal reports a fourth-quarter net loss of $2.6 billion, and a drop in revenue of 21% to $22.09 billion. In the same quarter, the company reduced its net debt by $6 billion to $26.5 billion, and cut its steel production by 45% in response to plummeting demand. ArcelorMittal plans to reduce its workforce by an additional 9,000 workers to conserve cash.

Steel giant ArcelorMittal reports a 29% third-quarter net profit increase to $3.82 billion, and a 38% sales increase to $35.2 billion. In response to falling demand and prices, the company also announced it will more than double its planned production cuts to at least 35%.

Byline: AP ArcelorMittal reported higher third-quarter profit yesterday but said it would cut output by nearly a third as a sharp economic slowdown dampens demand. ArcelorMittal said it needed to [...]

Counting on strong steel prices, steel giant ArcelorMittal expects earnings for its third quarter of 2008 to surpass the $8.5 billion benchmark. The company had previously announced production cutbacks to support falling international prices. On Thursday, ArcelorMittal's shares rose 9.1% to close at $34.29 on the Paris Stock Exchange.

Because of strong steel demand and price increases, steelmaker Arcelor Mittal reports that second-quarter net profit more than doubled to $5.8 billion. Arcelor Mittal's steel shipments increased by 4% while sales grew by 39%. Article discusses the company's price negotiations with clients, and revenue prospects for the rest of 2008.

Global steel prices have increased 40% to 50% since December and are expected to continue on the rise affecting construction projects, oil and gas exploration, and shipbuilding. Article discusses future steel prices, present international steel demand, and profit, sales, and production by individual steel manufacturer.

Third-quarter net profit for Dutch steel company Arcelor Mittal rose 36% to $2.96 bil, driven by robust demand in India and China, which have increased steel prices. Revenue rose by 16% to reach $25.52 bil.

Second-quarter net profit for Dutch firm Arcelor Mittal rose by 50% to reach $2.72 bil, with sales increasing by 21% to reach $27.2 bil. Results for the steel company, the world's largest by sales, were due in part by higher prices and demand and merger synergies.

Byline: Reuters Arcelor Mittal, the world's largest steel maker, reported second-quarter core profits above expectations yesterday on the back of strong demand and higher selling prices as the group delivered [...]

Arcelor Mittal, the world's biggest steel maker, reported a 50 percent increase in second-quarter profit, more than analysts had estimated, after raising prices in Europe and the Americas and accelerating […]

BRUSSELS -- Arcelor Mittal forecast further consolidation in the steel industry as the world's biggest steelmaker yesterday reported a 3.5 per cent drop in full-year net income. Lakshmi Mittal, chief [...]

World's leading steel company, ArcelorMittal, said Tuesday that the initial 750 Million Euro ($1 billion) bond could increase up to 1.25 billion euro. The offering may increase if the over-allotment [...]

Feb. 22--As a combined company, Arcelor Mittal reported lower fourth-quarter and 2006 results Wednesday, citing increased raw material costs, a higher tax rate and lower U.S. volume. The company reported [...]

Czech Mittal Steel Ostrava to invest CZK 4 bln in equipment upgrades in 2007 PRAGUE. APRIL 20. INTERFAX CENTRAL EUROPE - Czech leading steel-maker Mittal Steel Ostrava (MSO) has signed [...]

Steelmaker Arcelor Mittal has reported a fourth-quarter loss of $2.6 billion as a result of the drop in demand for steel as the demand for automobiles, construction and appliances progresses. The company has cut its dividend in half and cut 9,000 more jobs.