Ternium shares are moving higher following the company’s May 5, 2026 release of first-quarter results and a more upbeat near-term outlook. The company reported adjusted EBITDA of $479 million and net income of $372 million, with earnings of $1.09 per ADS, and said it expects adjusted EBITDA to rise in the second quarter versus the first. (sec.gov)

Adjusted EBITDA rose 21% sequentially to $479 million, which the company attributed primarily to higher realized steel prices across its main markets, partly offset by higher raw-material and purchased-slab costs. Net sales were $3.934 billion and operating income was $290 million for the quarter. (sec.gov)

For Q2 2026, Ternium expects higher shipments and improved margins, with volumes rising mainly in Mexico and Argentina and higher revenue per ton expected to support margin expansion, partially offset by higher costs per ton. Investors are also watching Mexico demand trends and the pace of ramp-up and commissioning activity at the Pesquería expansion, including the expected start of a new steel shop by the end of 2026. (sec.gov)

Separately, Ternium has an upcoming dividend event, with market calendars showing an ex-dividend date of May 14, 2026, which can sometimes pull incremental buying interest into the days leading up to the cut-off. (stockanalysis.com)