Commercial Metals Company CMC

CMC Company Overview

Commercial Metals Company (CMC) is a U.S.-based steel and metal products manufacturer operating primarily in the recycling, steelmaking, fabrication, and construction materials sectors. The company produces and distributes steel products used in infrastructure, non-residential construction, industrial, energy, and transportation markets. CMC’s operations are centered on the electric arc furnace (EAF) steelmaking model, which relies heavily on recycled ferrous scrap as a primary raw material. The company is recognized as one of the larger vertically integrated recyclers and manufacturers of long steel products in North America.

CMC’s primary revenue drivers include steel reinforcing bar (rebar), merchant bar products, fabricated steel products, and metal recycling services. The company serves construction contractors, infrastructure developers, manufacturers, and industrial customers across North America and parts of Europe. Its strategic positioning is supported by vertically integrated operations that combine scrap recycling, steel production, fabrication, and downstream distribution. Founded in 1915 in Dallas, Texas, CMC evolved from a scrap metal recycler into a diversified steel and construction materials company through decades of expansion, acquisitions, and investment in low-cost EAF technology.