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Cleveland-Cliffs / Full history

Guidance history, every release

Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) · 8 releases, Feb 3, 2025 to Oct 19, 2026 · rows are metrics, columns are releases
Raised · a change from the previous releaseSame · restated unchanged— · not stated in that releaseEvery value links to its sentence in the filing
MetricFeb 3, 2025
FY24 Q4
May 7, 2025
FY25 Q1
Jul 21, 2025
FY25 Q2
Oct 20, 2025
FY25 Q3
Feb 9, 2026
FY25 Q4
Apr 20, 2026
FY26 Q1
Jul 23, 2026
FY26 Q2
Oct 19, 2026
FY26 Q3
For FY2027
Adjusted EBITDA———————New“exceed $4 billion”
Leverage target (debt to EBITDA)——————New“under 2.5x debt to EBITDA”—
Leverage target (net debt to EBITDA)———————New“under 2.5x net debt to EBITDA”
For FY2026
Adjusted EBITDA———————New“approximately $715 million”
Adjusted EBITDA——————New“approximately $575 million”—
Adjusted EBITDA——————New“more than double Q2”—
Adjusted EBITDA——————New“approximately $575 million”—
EBITDA——————New“even further exceed our Q3 guidance”—
Slab contract termination benefit to annualized EBITDA—New“approximate $500 million benefit to our annualized EBITDA from today's levels”——————
Capital expenditures————New“approximately $700 million”Reiterated“approximately $700 million”Reiterated“approximately $700 million”—
Cash Pension and OPEB payments and contributions————New“approximately $125 million”Reiterated“approximately $125 million”Reiterated“approximately $125 million”—
Depreciation, depletion and amortization————New“approximately $1.1 billion”Reiterated“approximately $1.1 billion”Reiterated“approximately $1.1 billion”—
Free cash flow—————New“healthy positive free cash flow”——
Quarterly performance—————New“each quarter is expected to improve sequentially”——
Selling, general and administrative expenses————New“approximately $575 million”Reiterated“approximately $575 million”Reiterated“approximately $575 million”—
Steel shipment volumes————New“approximately 16.5 - 17.0 million net tons”Reiterated“approximately 16.5-17.0 million net tons”Reiterated“approximately 16.5-17.0 million net tons”—
Steel unit cost reductions————New“approximately $10 per net ton compared to 2025, inclusive of richer mix impact from expiration of slab contract”———
For FY2025
Capital expenditures—New“approximately $625 million”Lowered“approximately $600 million”Lowered“approximately $525 million”————
Cash Pension and OPEB payments and contributions—New“approximately $150 million”Reiterated“approximately $150 million”Reiterated“approximately $150 million”————
Depreciation, depletion and amortization—New“approximately $1.1 billion”Raised“approximately $1.2 billion”Reiterated“approximately $1.2 billion”————
Savings from facility idling—New“over $300 million”——————
Selling, general and administrative expenses—New“approximately $600 million”Lowered“approximately $575 million”Lowered“approximately $550 million”————
Steel unit cost reductions—New“approximately $50 per net ton compared to 2024”Reiterated“approximately $50 per net ton compared to 2024”Lowered“a reduction of approximately $50 per net ton compared to 2024, adjusted for improved automotive shipping volume”————
No period stated
Annualized savings from facility idles—New“over $300 million annually”——————
Slab contract termination benefit—New“approximate $500 million”——————
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