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Century Aluminum has traveled a long way in a few years, and the recent pullback leaves a pointed question for investors. After such a big swing in the share price, the issue is whether the current valuation still lines up with the company’s earnings power.

Today, the American Primary Aluminum Association (APAA) hosted a fireside chat between four-star General David Petraeus and Century Aluminum CEO Jesse Gary on the importance of domestic primary aluminum production to American national and economic security.

Mt. Holly expansion drives aluminum shipments up 6% as realized prices surge $350 per ton.

CENX posted a sharp Q2 profit increase as higher aluminum prices and shipments drove EBITDA to $326.9M, despite a sales miss.

The company is expecting to benefit from the Trump administration’s onshoring program, which offers a reduced tariff rate of 25% for primary aluminum imports as a result of the project. The smelter is slated for completion in 2029.

Century Aluminum earnings spark fresh look at the stock Century Aluminum (CENX) posted Q2 2026 results on August 6, with revenue of $752.1 million and net income of $249.3 million, compared with a net loss in the prior year period.

In the past week, Century Aluminum Company reported second-quarter 2026 results showing revenue of US$752.1 million and net income of US$249.3 million, a shift from a small net loss a year earlier.

Century Aluminum highlights full-capacity smelters, strong U.S. demand and Oklahoma progress as it targets a year-end investment decision.

Century Aluminum Co (CENX) posts $327 million adjusted EBITDA, strengthens balance sheet, and advances key growth projects amid robust market conditions.