Commercial Metals Co.

Commercial Metals Company (CMC) is a global, low-cost metals recycling, manufacturing, fabricating, and trading enterprise. Originating in 1915 with a single recycling location, it has progressively moved into higher value downstream segments of the steel value chain and is now a vertically integrated company. With corporate headquarters in Irving, Texas, today it operates in four primary business segments at over 200 locations and in more than 20 countries.

Latest News

CMC Reports Progress on Arizona Mill Ramp-Up

09 January 2024 - U.S. long products maker CMC is ramping up its new Arizona micro-mill following its summer start-up and is reporting month-over-month production increases, according to the company’s chief executive officer.

Danieli Lands Order for Polish Mill Upgrade

10 October 2023 - CMC Poland has contracted Danieli Automation to revamp its rolling mill, the equipment supplier reports.

CMC Rebranding Is Nod to Its Evolution From Steel Producer to Construction Industry Partner

03 October 2023 - Commercial Metals Company is changing its name and logo to better reflect its goals, commitments and evolution, the steelmaker has announced.

West Virginia DEP OKs Commercial Metals Micro-Mill

19 July 2023 - Commercial Metals Company has received a permit from the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection for its West Virginia micro-mill and is now set to begin construction, the company has announced.

Commercial Metals Acquires Rebar Anchor Specialist

19 July 2023 - Commercial Metals Company (CMC) is expanding its fabrication business, acquiring a company specializing in steel anchors for electrical power poles.

Retirement Prompts Leadership Change at CMC

11 July 2023 - Commercial Metals Company (CMC) president Peter Matt will succeed chief executive officer Barbara R. Smith, who has announced that she’ll step down in September.

New Commercial Metals Mill Enters Start-Up Phase

06 July 2023 - Commercial Metals Company (CMC) has started up its new Arizona micro-mill, which has produced its first rebar bundle.

New CMC Micro-Mill Nears Start of Commissioning

06 April 2023 - Commercial Metals Company (CMC) is set to begin commissioning its new Arizona micro-mill later this spring and anticipates receiving a key environmental permit for its planned West Virginia mill in the coming months, according to chief executive Barbara R. Smith.

CMC Expands Downstream Construction Reinforcement Business

21 March 2023 - Commercial Metals Company (CMC) has acquired Georgia-based post-tensioning contractor Tendon Systems LLC for an undisclosed amount, the company has said.

Danieli Wins Order for CMC Rebar Mill

09 March 2023 - Danieli will equip Commercial Metals Company’s planned rebar mill in Berkeley County, W.Va., USA, the plant builder has said.

CMC Acquires Two Tennessee Scrap Yards

06 March 2023 - Commercial Metals Company (CMC) is expanding its internal scrap supply, announcing Friday that it has acquired the assets of Tennessee metals recycler Roane Metals Group.

Commercial Metals Company Names New President

22 February 2023 - Commercial Metals Company (CMC) chairman and chief executive Barbara R. Smith will be handing off the presidency of the company as part of CMC’s succession planning, the long products maker has announced.

CMC Sees Spring Start for Arizona Micro-Mill

12 January 2023 - Long products maker Commercial Metals Company (CMC) is building out crews and training them as it begins commissioning equipment at its new Arizona micro-mill, the company’s chief executive said Monday.

Healthy Demand Pushes Up CMC’s Q1 Profits

09 January 2023 - Long products maker Commercial Metals Company (CMC) saw its fiscal first quarter profits rise 12% due in part to strength in North American demand, the company said on Monday.

CMC Selects West Virginia for New Micro-Mill

08 December 2022 - Commercial Metals Co. will build its fourth micro-mill in Berkeley County, W.Va., USA, the long products maker said on Thursday.

EAF Steel Producers Push for Process-Agnostic Emissions Limits

17 November 2022 - A group of electric arc furnace (EAF) steel producers have formed a coalition to push back against steel production emissions standards that they say could unfairly punish electric steelmakers while giving blast furnace operators a pass.