Category: Mills

Across BlueScope as a whole, it was the North Star operations in Delta, Ohio, that shone brightest in the Australian company's first-half fiscal 2026 trading update.

ArcelorMittal's Mexican operations have faced a turbulent stretch over the past two years, marked by labor unrest and operational setbacks at its Lázaro Cárdenas steelworks.

We’ve been writing a lot about steel prices lately and what might happen with President Trump’s trade and tariff policy. I’d like to take a little break from that today. Instead, I'll focus instead on something I always find exciting and inspiring – namely, new mills.

SunCoke Energy Inc. and Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. have agreed to extend their coke supply agreement for another three years.

Algoma Steel plans to continue its transition to electric-arc furnace (EAF) steelmaking using the CA$500 million in loans from the Ontario provincial and Canadian federal governments.

U.S. Steel’s Arkansas facilities provided more than $2 billion to local and state economies in fiscal year 2024, according to a newly released economic impact report.

Domestic steel production dipped last week, but was still above the year-to-date weekly average and the same week a year earlier.

Nucor has increased its consumer spot price (CSP) for hot-rolled (HR) coil for a fourth consecutive week. Now at $910 per short ton (st), up $15/st from last week.

ArcelorMittal sees green shoots in North America despite tepid demand.

Steel Dynamics Inc. announced Matt Bell as the new head of the company’s metals recycling platform, OmniSource.

JSW Steel USA aims to increase steel plate prices by at least $40/short ton.

Domestic steel production increased last week, according to the latest figures from the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI). Production has trended higher since mid-October, though it is not as strong as output seen over the summer months.

Nippon Steel is positioning U.S. Steel as a cornerstone of its global growth strategy, highlighting the US as the most developed and demand-rich market, especially for premium steel products used in the automotive, energy, and infrastructure sectors.

Tania Archibald will assume the role of managing director and chief executive at the Melbourne-based company as of Feb. 1, 2026.

Nippon Steel is making good on the big capex promises it made to secure its purchase of United States Steel Corp. This week, the Japanese company and American steelmaker together unveiled various capital investments they plan to make across U.S. Steel’s footprint.

Consolidation of its Calvert operation supported ArcelorMittal's North American operations in the third quarter, despite ongoing Section 232 tariffs and outages at facilities in Mexico.

Latin American steelmaker Ternium SA is increasing its stake in Brazilian flat-rolled steel producer Usiminas.

ArcelorMittal Dofasco and Stelco joined recent moves by US mills to push sheet prices higher.

U.S. Steel has unveiled more details of a multi-year growth plan in partnership with Nippon Steel.

Shipments from US steel mills were strong in September, according to the latest figures provided by the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI).

The volume of raw steel produced by US mills eased last week, according to AISI's latest figures. Prior to this month, output had remained historically strong since June.

U.S. Steel has announced a $75-million capital investment to install a new premium thread line at its Fairfield Tubular Operations in Alabama.

South Korean steelmaker POSCO is set to take at least a 10% stake in Cleveland-Cliffs and invest over $700 million, according to a South Korean media report.

With infrastructure demand shifting toward digital capacity, Nucor Corp. is positioning itself as the go-to steel supplier for the data center boom.

Gerdau’s North American profits rose in the third quarter, boosted by a decline in imports due to Section 232 steel tariffs.

Ternium closed the third quarter with steady shipments and improving margins. But trade policy uncertainty and subdued demand in Mexico weighed on the Latin American steelmaker’s results.

Algoma Steel’s net loss more than quadrupled in the third quarter on trade woes and its EAF transition. Separately, the company announced a change in leadership, as CEO Michael Garcia will retire at the end of the year.

Cleveland-Cliffs on Thursday said it had signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with POSCO to forge a strategic partnership, one Cliffs bills as "transformative."

Algoma Steel Group Inc. CEO Michael Garcia will retire at the end of the year, the company said on Tuesday. Rajat Marwah, CFO of the Canadian flat-rolled steelmaker, will be appointed president on Nov. 1 and CEO on Jan. 1.

Cliffs said it successfully completed a defect-free trial production of exposed steel parts using aluminum-forming equipment in collaboration with an unnamed OEM,