United States Steel Corporation
0LJ9.L
London Stock Exchange54.87
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- United States Steel Corporation United States Steel Corporation (ticker: 0LJ9.L), founded in 1901 and headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, produces and sells flat-rolled steel products, including hot-rolled, cold-rolled, and coated sheets; tubular products such as seamless and welded pipes and tubing for energy and industrial applications; plates; tin mill products; and iron ore pellets and coke, serving the automotive, construction, appliance, container and packaging, electrical, energy, and industrial equipment sectors primarily in North America and Europe through integrated steel mills, mini mills, and mining operations including facilities in Pennsylvania, Indiana, Alabama, Arkansas, Texas, Minnesota, Illinois, Michigan, and Slovakia. The company operates key sites such as Gary Works, the largest integrated mill in North America; Mon Valley Works; Big River Steel Works, a LEED-certified electric arc furnace facility in Osceola, Arkansas; Granite City Works; Fairfield Works; and tubular operations in McKeesport and Lone Star, Texas. In June 2025, United States Steel Corporation finalizes its acquisition by Nippon Steel Corporation for $14.9 billion under a U.S. government-approved National Security Agreement that includes a golden share granting presidential oversight on key decisions, mandates $14 billion in investments by 2028 including upgrades to Pennsylvania facilities, requires U.S. citizenship for the CEO and board majority, ensures headquarters retention in Pittsburgh, and prohibits production or job offshoring while committing to domestic capacity maintenance and trade protections.