Steel Dynamics Inc expected to post earnings of $2.74 a share - Earnings Preview Steel Dynamics Inc STLD.OQ STLD.O is expected to show a fall in quarterly revenue when it reports results on July 17 for the period ending June 30 2024 The Fort Wayne Indiana-based company is expected to report a 12.7% decrease in revenue to $4.434 billion from $5.08 billion a year ago, according to the mean estimate from 9 analysts, based on LSEG data.

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BUZZ-Jefferies cautious on steel firms' Q2, sees demand pick-up in 2025 ** Jefferies remains cautious into European steel sector's Q2 reporting season and says demand recovery might be pushed to 2025 ** It says steel prices are close to the bottom, and expects infrastructure related demand to pick up in late H2 2024 or in 2025, after the U.S. presidential election ** Thus it expects outlook commentary into Q3 to be cautious ** Jefferies' top picks are still ArcelorMittal MT.LU in Europe, and Cle

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