What’s the current market cap for Commercial Metals stock?

Commercial Metals (CMC) has a market cap of $8.5bn as of June 06, 2026.

What is the P/E ratio for Commercial Metals stock?

The price to earnings (P/E) ratio for Commercial Metals (CMC) stock is 17.18 as of June 06, 2026.

Does Commercial Metals stock pay dividends?

Yes, the Commercial Metals (CMC) stock pays dividends to shareholders. As of June 06, 2026, the dividend rate is $0.74 and the yield is 1.04%. Commercial Metals has a payout ratio of 15.92% on a trailing twelve-month basis.

When is the next Commercial Metals dividend payment date?

The next Commercial Metals (CMC) dividend payment date is unconfirmed.

What is the beta indicator for Commercial Metals?

Commercial Metals (CMC) has a beta rating of 1.49. This means that it is more volatile than the market, on average. A beta of 1 would indicate the stock moves in-line with the market, while a beta of 2 would indicate the stock moves twice as much as the market.

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About Commercial Metals

Commercial Metals Co is a manufacturer and supplier of early-stage construction materials, including steel reinforcing bars, concrete pipes, precast products, and soil stabilization solutions. It also produces merchant bar, steel fence posts, and wire rod, serving domestic and some international markets in Europe and Asia. Its products are used in infrastructure and building projects such as highways, bridges, airports, and commercial and residential buildings.

Ticker

$CMC

Sector

Materials

Primary listing

NYSE

Employees

12,690

Headquarters

Irving, United States

Website

www.cmc.com

CMC Metrics

BasicAdvanced

$8.5bn

17.18

$4.46

1.49

$0.74

1.04%

What the Analysts think about CMC

Analyst ratings (Buy, Hold, Sell) for Commercial Metals stock.

Bulls say / Bears say

In Q1 fiscal 2026, CMC’s core EBITDA rose 52% from a year earlier to $316.9 million—the strongest quarterly performance in nearly three years—driven by sequential gains in steel product metal margins. (Reuters)

On December 17, 2025, CMC amended its credit facility, increasing revolving capacity to $1 billion and extending the maturity to December 17, 2030, strengthening its liquidity and financial flexibility. (Reuters)

In March 2026, Wells Fargo raised its price target for CMC to $80 and reiterated its “overweight” rating, citing continued strong domestic steel prices supported by tariffs and solid end-market demand. (Reuters)

In Q2 fiscal 2026, CMC reported adjusted EPS of $1.16, missing analysts’ consensus estimate of $1.30. Shares fell 2.5% in pre-market trading, reflecting rising cost pressures in its Americas segment. (Reuters)

In November 2025, CMC closed a $2 billion senior notes offering, increasing its long-term debt and potentially raising interest expenses as rates climb. (Reuters)

The OECD’s Steel Outlook 2025 projects ongoing industry oversupply and only modest demand growth through 2025, highlighting continued margin pressure risks for steel producers such as CMC. (OECD)

Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 30 May 2026.

CMC Financial Performance

Revenues and expenses

QuarterlyAnnual

Q3 24

QoQ growth

Revenue

$37bn

-39.75%

Net income

$45bn

107.52%

Profit margin

37.65%

6.78%

CMC Earnings Performance

Company profitability

QuarterlyAnnual

Q4 23

Q1 24

Q2 24

Q3 24

Q4 24

Actual

$3.69

$2.85

$2.45

$2.42

Expected

$3.55

$2.61

$2.05

$2.31

$3.94

Surprise

3.94%

9.20%

19.51%

4.63%

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Bulls say / Bears say

In November 2025, CMC closed a $2 billion senior notes offering, increasing its long-term debt and potentially raising interest expenses as rates climb. (Reuters)

The OECD’s Steel Outlook 2025 projects ongoing industry oversupply and only modest demand growth through 2025, highlighting continued margin pressure risks for steel producers such as CMC. (OECD)

Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 30 May 2026.