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Steel Dynamics Opens $1.9 Billion Next Generation Mill in Texas

The mill located in Sinton, Texas will use the next generation of EAF steelmaking to produce high-quality, lower-carbon, sustainable steel.

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The first coil has been produced at the new Steel Dynamics flat-rolled steel mill in Sinton, Texas. Steel Dynamics, an SFIA member, held a ribbon cutting ceremony at the plant, which Hellenic Shipping News says will reach its full operating capacity of 3 million tons annually during the fourth quarter of 2022.

The $1.9 billion steel mill will have product capabilities beyond that of any existing electric arc furnace (EAF) flat roll steel producer. The Steel Dynamics website says the new mill will compete more effectively with blast furnace steel producers and foreign producers. 

The Stinton steel mill will have: 

  • Next generation of EAF steelmaking
  • A galvanizing line with Galvalume® capability 
  • A paint line
  • Additional galvanizing and paint lines come online mid-2023

“I am proud to welcome Steel Dynamics to the great state of Texas and look forward to working together as we ensure a brighter, more prosperous future for Sinton and the entire Lone Star State,” said Texas Governor Greg Abbott.

The Sinton steel mill will produce advanced high-strength steels. This mill will also produce high-quality, low-carbon, sustainable steel, as do all Steel Dynamics steelmaking facilities.

 

Steel Dynamics Inc

About Steel Dynamics, Inc.

Steel Dynamics is one of the largest domestic steel producers and metals recyclers in the United States, with facilities in the U.S. and Mexico. All Steel Dynamics’ steel production facilities use electric arc furnace technology. 

Steel Dynamics produces hot roll, cold roll and coated sheet steel. The company also produces structural steel beams and shapes, rail, engineered special-bar-quality steel, cold finished steel, merchant bar products, specialty steel sections and steel joists and deck and other products.

For more information, please visit stld.steeldynamics.com

 

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