FTAI Infrastructure: Drag on Freight Revenues Likely Amidst US Steel Idling Facilities

Published on Oct 10, 2022

Energy and transportation company FTAI Infrastructure (FIP) will likely see lower revenues this quarter amid a cut to steel and tin production from its largest freight customer, US Steel (X), according to a Capitol Forum investigation. https://www.argusmedia.com/en/news/2376811-us-steel-idles-mon-valley-blast-furnaceWhile the newly formed company disclosed risks associated with customer concentration, its only earnings report filed to date does […]

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