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    AMU: ADI narrows loss as aluminum mill ramp-up continues

    Steel Dynamics Inc. (SDI) narrowed operating losses from its aluminum operations as the company's flat-rolled mill in Columbus, Miss., continues to ramp up. SDI, which operates Aluminum Dynamics Inc. (ADI), reported a Q3'26 operating loss from aluminum operations of $26 million, down from an operating loss of $56.5 million in Q3'25. Year to date, the division reported an operating loss of $124 million, down from $126 million in the first nine months of 2025.

    SDI Q3 profits soar on high steel prices, tight US market

    Steel Dynamics Inc. (SDI) posted sharply higher third quarter profits on the back of higher steel prices, record steel shipments, and "historically low" import volumes. The Fort Wayne, Ind.-based steelmaker said it also benefited from low customer inventories, long mill lead times, and low scrap prices. It wasn’t just a story of US trade policy suppressing imports. Demand was strong across a range of end markets, among them energy, non-residential construction, and automotive, the company said.

    Steel Dynamics announces series of leadership promotions

    Steel Dynamics Inc. (SDI) announced a round of leadership promotions. “I am excited to recognize these six leaders for their outstanding contributions to our company’s continued growth and success,” stated Incoming President and CEO Theresa E. Wagler. “Through their leadership, commitment to excellence, and dedication to our strategic pillars, they exemplify our culture of safety, performance, innovation, and putting people first.” William T. (Tommy) Scruggs was promoted to senior vice president, flat rolled commercial and processing. Scruggs has been with SDI since 2003 and has led the company’s Flat Roll Steel Group commercial operations since 2015.

    SDI bullish on Sinton as capacity utilization passes 80% threshold

    Steel Dynamics Inc. (SDI) remains upbeat about progress at its Sinton, Texas, sheet mill and expects it to be profitable in the upcoming months. “The Sinton team gained considerable momentum in the last two months—running above 80% capacity—and they are doing even better in January, with expectations to reach profitability in the coming months,” SDI Chairman and CEO Mark Millett said in a Q4’24 earnings call on Thursday.