French mining and metals group Eramet has lowered its capital expenditure forecast for 2025 and announced plans to unveil additional measures in December aimed at stabilizing its finances in the face of weak metal prices, operational challenges, and mounting debt
In a third-quarter sales statement released Thursday, the company said it now expects to spend €400 million–€425 million ($466 million–$496 million) this year, down from the previous range of €400 million–€450 million The revision comes as part of a broader performance review launched in June by new CEO Paulo Castellari, focused on preserving liquidity and strengthening the balance sheet
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