Ternium SA ADR (TX)

Brazil's steelmaker Usiminas has stated that its controlling shareholder, Ternium, is not currently discussing a take-private deal. This announcement clarifies market rumors and provides certainty regarding the company's ownership structure. The news comes amid various analyst ratings and financial reports concerning Ternium.

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HSBC has downgraded Ternium's stock rating from Buy to Hold. The firm also significantly increased its price target for Ternium from $3 to $55, indicating a change in valuation perspective despite the downgrade in recommendation.

Donald Smith & CO. Inc. has acquired a new stake in Ternium S.A. (NYSE:TX), purchasing over 3.14 million shares valued at approximately $134.1 million, making it their 20th largest holding. Other institutional investors have also increased their positions in the steelmaker, which recently traded near its 52-week high. Analysts currently maintain a "Moderate Buy" rating for Ternium, expecting full-year EPS of $6.07.

Ternium (TX) is poised to report its second-quarter 2026 earnings, with analysts predicting a beat driven by strong demand in Mexico and stable consumption in Brazil, coupled with higher realized prices. The company's shares have underperformed the industry despite expected revenue growth. Challenges include continued raw material cost inflation, while opportunities arise from cost competitiveness and efforts to strengthen its financial position.