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Investing.com -- Alcoa Corp (NYSE:AA) shares slid more than 5% on Thursday after Wall Street research firm Argus downgraded the aluminum producer, citing mounting pricing pressures and expanding global supply that threaten near-term profit margins.

Citigroup analyst Alexander Hacking maintains Alcoa (NYSE:AA) with a Buy and lowers the price target from $76 to $56.

B. Riley Securities analyst Nick Giles maintains Alcoa (NYSE:AA) with a Buy and lowers the price target from $80 to $63.

Alcoa stock climbed 2.6% to US$41.45 after the Q3 2026 report, a welcome bounce for investors who had just watched a 10% slide over the past month. On the surface, the headline looks simple. The company delivered Q3 basic earnings per share of US$1.83 on US$3.7b of revenue, with net income of US$483m. The real story sits on the balance sheet and valuation. Trailing earnings include a US$672m one off gain, yet the P/E multiple still sits near 7x and a discounted cash flow model points to a...

Alcoa reported third quarter 2026 sales of US$3,704 million and net income of US$483 million, with higher aluminum output and reaffirmed full year production guidance across alumina and aluminum. The business paired these results with a US$0.10 quarterly dividend and an asset sale plan that targets US$500 million to US$1 billion of monetizations by 2030, signaling an emphasis on cash returns and portfolio pruning alongside operational execution. We will now look at how Alcoa's third quarter...
How Alcoa plans to fund growth while shrinking debt will shape shareholder returns over the next three years.

Alcoa secures $2.6B financing for AliGroup acquisition and reports six production records.

Alcoa (NYSE:AA), the global aluminium producer, more than doubled its third-quarter net profit year on year, although lower aluminium prices and shipments weighed on earnings compared with the previous quarter. Net income attributable to Alcoa (NYSE:AA) rose to $483 million in the three...
South32 Ltd (LSE:S32, ASX:S32, FRA:32Z, OTC:SHTLF, JSE:S32) shareholders will vote today on the proposed $8 billion sale of its aluminium and alumina assets to Alcoa (NYSE:AA), a transaction that would reshape the miner's portfolio and accelerate its transition towards higher-growth base...


AA is poised for strong Q3 2026 revenue and earnings growth, fueled by aluminum sales and smelter restarts, but alumina weakness and rising costs loom.

Wall Street analysts reshuffled their bets Wednesday, hitting several major tech and industrial names with surprise downgrades while selectively upgrading defense and commodity plays. Find out which stocks just got a fresh vote of confidence and which ones lost favor.

JP Morgan analyst Bill Peterson maintains Alcoa (NYSE:AA) with a Neutral and lowers the price target from $52 to $50.

Morgan Stanley analyst Carlos De Alba maintains Alcoa (NYSE:AA) with a Equal-Weight and lowers the price target from $53 to $50.


