Cleveland-Cliffs EBIT Margin
The EBIT Margin (Operating Margin) of Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) as of Jul 23, 2026 is -7.81 %. In the previous year, EBIT Margin (Operating Margin) was -2.66 % — a change of 193.13% (lower).
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EBIT Margin
-7.81 %
YoY
193.13%
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EBIT Margin (Operating Margin) of Cleveland-Cliffs is 2026 -7.81 % . EBIT Margin (Operating Margin) of Cleveland-Cliffs was 2025 -2.66 % . It decreases by 193.13% lower compared to the previous year.
For Cleveland-Cliffs, the operating (EBIT) margin of -7.8% is down versus 19.7% a few years ago.
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Cleveland-Cliffs Stock analysis
What does Cleveland-Cliffs do? Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. is a US mining company specializing in the production of iron ore and steel. The company originated in 1847 as the Cleveland Iron Mining Company. It has three main business areas: iron ore production, steel production, and the manufacturing of high-quality metallurgical products. Cleveland-Cliffs is the largest independent iron ore producer in North America and the largest integrated steel producer in the USA. The company's iron ore production includes mines in Michigan and Minnesota, and it is a major supplier of iron ore to steel manufacturers in the USA. Cleveland-Cliffs also produces iron ore pellets, which are an important raw material for the steel industry. Its steel production is based on integrated smelting facilities that encompass the entire process from iron ore extraction to steel production. The company produces a wide range of quality products, including hot-rolled coiled bands, cold-rolled products, and galvanized products. Cleveland-Cliffs is also a leader in the production of high-quality metallurgical products used in aerospace, defense, and other demanding industries. It produces high-purity chromium and vanadium oxide powders, as well as ferroalloys used in steel production and other demanding applications. Over the years, Cleveland-Cliffs has undergone several mergers and acquisitions, increasing its size, scope, and business expansion. In 2018, Cleveland-Cliffs acquired steel manufacturer AK Steel, making it one of the largest production companies in North America. The company's business model is based on maximizing production efficiency, reducing costs, and increasing profitability. It also emphasizes environmentally friendly production, striving to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions. Cleveland-Cliffs has launched various initiatives in recent years to improve its environmental footprint. For example, it installed a carbon emission reduction facility at its smelting plant in Michigan and initiated energy-saving and waste reduction measures. Overall, Cleveland-Cliffs has a long history as a leading company in iron ore production and steel manufacturing. It has expanded its operations and improved its environmental performance in order to deliver high-quality products to its customers while ensuring sustainable production. Cleveland-Cliffs is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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EBIT Margin (Operating Margin) of Cleveland-Cliffs is -7.81 % in 2026.
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