Aluminum Stocks: Companies & Metrics

Browse 3 aluminum stocks with financial metrics and performance data (Materials sector).

Industry market cap: $17.15B
Cap-weighted, today: −0.01%
Cap-weighted, 1 year: +39.72%
Advancing / declining today: 1 / 2

Aluminum Stocks

3 stocks in the aluminum industry. Click column headers to sort.

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1	AA	Alcoa Corporation	$41.95	$11.16B	$13.60B	$1.28B	$4.85	3.74M
2	CSTM	Constellium SE	$24.40	$3.42B	$9.58B	$545.00M	$3.89	1.54M
3	KALU	Kaiser Aluminum Corporation	$152.03	$2.57B	$4.14B	$227.00M	$13.53	219.88K

About the Aluminum Industry

The Aluminum industry includes 3 U.S.-listed companies in the Materials sector with a combined market capitalization of $17.15B. The largest are Alcoa Corporation (AA, $11.16B), Constellium SE (CSTM, $3.42B) and Kaiser Aluminum Corporation (KALU, $2.57B), together 100% of the industry's value.

Among the 3 profitable companies, the median P/E ratio is 8.7. 2 of 3 pay a dividend, with a median yield of 1.49% among payers.

Over the past year the median stock is up 58.0%, and 3 of 3 are higher than a year ago. Median revenue growth is 32.8% year over year.

Company Types

Industry leaders with market share and scale
Growth companies expanding rapidly
Value opportunities below peer averages
Dividend payers for income investors

Key Considerations

Compare valuation ratios to industry peers
Assess competitive positioning and moats
Monitor regulatory and technology trends
Evaluate financial health and cash flow

Frequently Asked Questions About Aluminum Stocks

How many stocks are in the aluminum industry?

There are 3 publicly traded stocks in the aluminum industry, part of the Materials sector.

How do I compare aluminum stocks?

Compare using valuation ratios (P/E, P/B, EV/EBITDA), profitability metrics, growth rates, and financial health indicators. Direct comparison within the same industry provides meaningful insights.

What to consider when investing in aluminum stocks?

Consider industry trends, competitive positioning, valuation relative to peers, financial strength, management quality, and dividend sustainability for income-focused investments.