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Commercial Metals (CMC) reported fiscal Q2 2026 revenue of $2.132B and net income of $93.03M, with North America Steel Group adjusted EBITDA surging 96.9% year-over-year on a $147 per ton improvement in steel product metal margin. The company’s $2.5B acquisition of CP&P and Foley Products closed in December 2025, with Construction Solutions Group revenue jumping 97.9% year-over-year and precast platform EBITDA expected to reach $165 to $175M annually. Nucor posted 34.2% quarterly earnings growth year-over-year, and Steel Dynamics reported record full-year 2025 steel shipments of 13.7 million tons.
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Tariff duties of 50% to 200% on rebar imports from Algeria, Bulgaria, Egypt, and Vietnam, combined with $60B in unspent Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act funding, are driving pricing recovery and margin expansion across the U.S. steel industry.
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Commercial Metals Company (NYSE: CMC) reported fiscal Q2 2026 earnings on March 26, 2026, and the numbers carry meaning well beyond one company’s quarterly scorecard. For investors tracking the U.S. steel industry, CMC’s results offer a ground-level read on construction demand, tariff dynamics, and where margins are headed.
Revenue came in at $2.132 billion, with net income of $93.03 million, more than tripling year-over-year. Adjusted EPS landed at $1.16 per diluted share. The standout was the North America Steel Group, where adjusted EBITDA rose 96.9% year-over-year to $269.67 million. This growth was driven by a $147 per ton improvement in steel product metal margin and a $160 per ton increase in average selling price. Weather disruptions shaved an estimated $5 million to $10 million off results, making the underlying performance more impressive.
CEO Peter Matt called it directly: “The CMC team delivered another strong quarter, driving a more than two-fold increase in core EBITDA compared to a year ago.”
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The pricing recovery in CMC’s North American segment is a meaningful signal. After a prolonged period of margin compression across the industry, a nearly $150 per ton swing in metal margins suggests the trade environment is doing real work. The rebar trade case filed against Algeria, Bulgaria, Egypt, and Vietnam has produced preliminary duties of 50% to 200%, and 60% of Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act funding remains unspent, keeping structural demand intact.
