Commercial Metals Company (CMC) is a leading global manufacturer, recycler, and fabricator of steel and metal products, with a primary focus on the construction and infrastructure sectors. The company's vertically integrated business model spans the entire steel lifecycle, from scrap metal collection and processing to the manufacturing of finished steel products. CMC operates a vast network of facilities, including electric arc furnace (EAF) mini-mills and micro-mills, scrap recycling centers, and steel fabrication plants, predominantly located in the United States and Poland. CMC's core product portfolio is heavily weighted toward steel reinforcing bar (rebar), merchant bar, and structural steel, which are critical components for highways, bridges, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities. The company is recognized for its sustainable manufacturing practices, utilizing nearly 100% recycled scrap metal in its EAF micro-mills to produce steel with significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional blast furnace methods. The business is organized into distinct segments, including the North America Steel Group, the Europe Steel Group, and the Construction Solutions Group. The North American operations generate the vast majority of the company's revenue, supported by strategic acquisitions such as Tensar Corporation, which expanded CMC's offerings into subgrade soil stabilization and earth reinforcement solutions. By combining its extensive recycling capabilities with advanced micro-mill technology and downstream fabrication services, CMC maintains a strong competitive position as a low-cost, environmentally efficient supplier in the global steel industry.
