CMC Steel

Commercial Metals Company (CMC) is a global leader in steel manufacturing, recycling, and metal fabrication with a 111-year legacy spanning from its 1915 founding in Dallas, Texas. The company operates over 213 facilities worldwide and employs more than 13,000 individuals, generating multi-billion dollar annual revenues while specializing in rebar production, scrap metal recycling, and construction reinforcement materials manufactured through advanced electric arc furnace and micro-mill technology. CMC's transformation from a two-man scrap trading brokerage capitalized at $100,000 into a Fortune 500 company reflects strategic acquisitions, including the pivotal 1963 purchase of Structural Metals that shifted the company from brokerage to manufacturing, and the 2003 acquisition of Poland's Huta Zawiercie that established its international footprint. The company pioneered innovative Danieli micro-mill technology, debuting the first such facility in Mesa, Arizona in 2009, positioning CMC as a technology leader in energy-efficient steelmaking. Headquartered in Irving, Texas, CMC serves critical sectors including construction, industrial, and energy markets across North America, Europe, and beyond, while maintaining a commitment to the circular economy through sustainable recycling practices. The company rebranded to CMC in 2023, simplifying its identity while continuing its century-long mission of transforming waste materials into valuable resources that support infrastructure development globally.