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- **Leadership Change**: Jean-Marc Germain retiring; Ingrid Joerg to lead with proven industry expertise.
- **Q3 Earnings Beat**: 20% revenue growth, 50% EBITDA increase, and $30 million free cash flow.
- **Tariff Benefits**: Indirect impacts (scrap spreads, domestic demand) offset direct costs, with 2026 scrap spread tailwinds expected.
- **Aerospace Strength**: Long-term demand resilient despite short-term supply chain challenges.
- **2025 Guidance Upped**: EBITDA raised to $670-690 million, free cash flow maintained at >$120 million.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- **Leadership Transition**: Jean-Marc Germain will retire as CEO on December 31, 2025, with Ingrid Joerg succeeding him. Germain will remain as a special adviser in 2026.
- **Q3 Financial Highlights**: Revenue rose 20% YoY to $2.2 billion, driven by higher shipments and metal prices. Adjusted EBITDA (excluding metal price lag) reached $196 million, up 50% YoY. Free cash flow was $30 million, with $75 million returned to shareholders via share buybacks.
- **Tariff Impact**: Direct tariff exposure is manageable, but indirect benefits (e.g., improved scrap spreads) are significant. All tariff impacts are included in guidance.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Segment Performance**: 
  - **A&T Segment**: Adjusted EBITDA of $90 million (+67% YoY) due to higher TID shipments and cost savings. Aerospace shipments declined 9% YoY due to OEM inventory challenges.
  - **Parts Segment**: Adjusted EBITDA of $82 million (+14% YoY), driven by 11% packaging volume growth and operational improvements at Muscle Shoals.
  - **AS&I Segment**: Adjusted EBITDA of $33 million (+371% YoY), benefiting from Valais recovery and customer compensation for an automotive program.
- **Cost Management**: Holdings and corporate expenses are expected to total $45 million in 2025. Scrap spreads are expected to improve in Q4, with full benefits realized in 2026.
- **Free Cash Flow**: Guidance remains at >$120 million for 2025, despite higher working capital due to metal price increases.

**【COO/President Market Outlook】**
- **Aerospace**: Commercial aircraft backlogs are record-high, with long-term demand driven by lightweighting trends. Military and space demand is strong, offsetting short-term supply chain challenges.
- **Packaging**: North America and Europe demand remains healthy, with Muscle Shoals setting operational records. Long-term growth expected at low to mid-single digits.
- **Automotive**: Weakness in Europe and North America due to Section 232 tariffs and EV transition. A competitor's fire may create modest 2026 benefits.
- **Industrial**: Stable but low demand in North America and Europe. TID markets in the U.S. are seeing growth due to tariffs.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Scrap Spreads**: Q3 impact was minimal, but Q4 and 2026 benefits could add $15-20 million quarterly. Current Midwest premium levels suggest higher future tailwinds.
- **Aerospace Recovery**: Supply chain improvements in Europe may accelerate in 2026, with Boeing and Airbus build rates expected to rise.
- **2025 Guidance**: Adjusted EBITDA (excluding lag) raised to $670-690 million, driven by strong Q3 performance and tariff mitigation. Free cash flow guidance remains unchanged.
- **European Market**: Packaging and rail are strong, but automotive and industrial markets remain weak. Defense spending and stimulus could provide future growth.

Constellium SE (CSTM) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

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