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Were there any notable changes in the company's capital allocation strategy, such as share buybacks, dividends, or debt repayment?

Based on the information provided in the news release, no specific details were given about any changes to Metallus’s capital‑allocation strategy—such as share‑buyback programs, dividend adjustments, or debt‑repayment plans.

The announcement only states that Metallus (NYSE: MTUS) has released its second‑quarter 2025 earnings and will host a live webcast of those results. No mention was made of any new or altered shareholder‑return or debt‑management initiatives in the excerpt you provided.

If you need the precise details of any share repurchase, dividend, or debt‑repayment actions, you would need to refer to the full earnings release (or the accompanying webcast presentation) where the company typically discloses those items.

Other Questions About This News

Did management address any macro‑economic or supply‑chain headwinds that could impact future performance? Did the company provide any revised guidance for FY 2025 earnings, revenue, or margins? What were the key takeaways from the management commentary regarding operational efficiency or cost‑saving initiatives? Is there any new information about the company's order backlog or contract wins that could drive future growth? Did the company disclose any M&A activity, joint ventures, or strategic partnerships that could affect its long‑term outlook? What was the market's reaction to the earnings release and webcast announcement (e.g., pre‑market price movement, volume spikes)? What were Metallus' actual Q2 2025 earnings and revenue figures compared to analyst expectations? How did the reported results affect the company's valuation multiples (e.g., P/E, EV/EBITDA) relative to peers? How does Metallus' Q2 performance compare to its main competitors in the specialty metals sector?