Ternium Stock Forum

Ternium is a South American steel company. Although it has some mining operations, these serve mainly in-house and are a small component relative to the steel output. It achieved revenue and profit growth through organic growth and acquisitions over the past 11 years.
It has a strong financial position and a good capital allocation plan, creating value for shareholders. A Valuation based on the steel price cycle shows a sufficient margin of sa...

The market seems to have moderated its expectations for Ternium's growth, despite its strong EPS growth. The company's future performance is more important for shareholders. The positive market reception over time suggests that Ternium might be a business worth watching.

Ternium's poor growth outlook justifies low P/S ratio. Expected negative revenue growth could pressure stock price unless conditions improve. Ternium's growth prospects seem unattractive compared to industry, as seen in the P/S metric.

Ternium's Q4 outlook looks bleak with lower EBITDA margin projected, offset by higher steel shipments. The decrease in prices in Mexico and Brazil, shipment reduction in Argentina due to import restrictions, pose a potential threat to their profits.

The market sentiment around Ternium is at least somewhat negative as evidenced by the lower than expected share price increase despite impressive earnings per share (EPS) growth and a currently low P/E ratio.