Citi Resumes Alcoa (AA) at Buy
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Citi analyst Alexander Hacking resumes coverage on Alcoa (NYSE: AA) with a Buy rating and a price target of $42.00.
The analyst comments "We resume coverage on AA after a period of Rating Suspended with a Buy rating and $42/sh target price. 2Q25 EBITDA is set at $393m—in line with consensus. We model mid-cycle EBITDA at $1.9bn (real $) based on post-split average EBITDA/ton in alumina and aluminum. Target price is $42/sh or 5x mid-cycle (or ~6x on spot). The main pushback/risk is free cash with ongoing leaks from portfolio actions (currently San Ciprian) and limited FCF on spot and ~$500m on our mid-cycle. Aluminum — Citi Commodity Team is “very bullish” on the 6- to 18-month outlook for aluminum given key demand drivers (datacenters/AI, decarbonization) and supply constraints (China cap, competition from power from AI/datacenters). See report: Global Commodities Quarterly - 3Q'25 Commodities Market Outlook: Gold’s ‘last hurrah’, ME escalation, bullish EUAs, and structurally bullish aluminium Estimates — 2025E EBITDA estimate is set at $1.9bn, while 2026E comes to $1.7bn. The company will report next week (7/16), with investor questions mostly around tariff impacts, market outlooks, and cash flows."
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Shares of Alcoa closed at $31.15 yesterday.
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