The Ontario-based company, a unit of the Ruias-controlled Essar Steel, had reported a net loss of $30.65 million in the same quarter last year.
"The gain is attributable to higher shipments coupled with higher selling prices and lower costs," Essar Steel Algoma said in a statement.
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The company said it had completed a comprehensive recapitalisation and refinancing during the quarter, resulting in a deleveraging of the balance sheet by more than $200 million and an approximate $47 million reduction in annual cash interest expense.
"While we are seeing some near-term softening in market fundamentals we are confident our balanced product mix and low cost position provide a sound foundation for strategic reinvestment in optimisation and growth in the months and years ahead," Essar Steel Algoma Chief Executive Officer Kalyan Ghosh said.
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