AKS

Ak Steel Holding Corp

A steelmaker born in 1994 when Armco and a Kawasaki Steel subsidiary merged — the company's name combines Armco and Kawasaki. It made flat-rolled carbon, stainless, and electrical steel for car bodies, food appliances, and the transformer cores that move electricity around the grid. Armco began as the American Rolling Mill Company in 1899, and its Middletown, Ohio plant anchored operations until Cleveland-Cliffs absorbed AK Steel in 2020.

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