ArcelorMittal North America

Employee Size

10,001+

Organization Type

Privately Held

Headquarters

Shelby, OH

ArcelorMittal North America operates steelmaking, finishing, processing, mining, tubular-product, and tailored-blank facilities across Canada, the United States, and Mexico. It produces flat and long steel products, tubular products, tailored blanks, merchant bars, special bar quality steels, wire rod, and related steel solutions for automotive, construction, appliances, energy, heavy equipment, pipe and tube, packaging, transportation, and industrial markets.

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