CMC
- Commercial Metals Company
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Overview
Company Summary
Commercial Metals Company (CMC) is a leading global manufacturer, recycler, and distributor of steel and metal products. The company operates through four main business segments: Americas Recycling, Americas Mills, Americas Fabrication, and International Mill.
In the Americas Recycling segment, CMC collects, sorts, processes, and sells scrap metal on a global scale. They procure scrap metal from various sources, including individuals, industrial businesses, and demolitions. The scrap metal is then transformed into reusable raw material, which is sold to steel mills and foundries for further processing.
The Americas Mills segment involves steel production and operation of steel mills. CMC owns and operates several steel mills across the United States, focused on manufacturing various long and flat steel products. Their steel production capabilities include rebar, merchant bar, angles, structural shapes, and other specialty products.
The Americas Fabrication segment engages in the fabrication and distribution of steel and metal products. CMC provides customized solutions to its customers, catering to their specific requirements for construction, infrastructure, energy, and industrial projects. Their fabrication capabilities enable them to produce fabricated rebar, fence posts, gates, and other specialty products.
Lastly, the International Mill segment primarily operates a steel mill in Poland. This facility produces and sells long steel products in Europe, serving various industries such as construction, automotive, and manufacturing.
Overall, Commercial Metals Company's business revolves around a vertically integrated model, starting from collecting scrap metal to producing finished steel and distributing it to customers across the globe. The company's robust supply chain, recycling capabilities, and steel production expertise position them as a key player in the steel and metal industry.