Nucor-Yamato Steel

Our Goal is to Take Care Of Our Customers.
We will accomplish this by being the safest, highest quality, lowest cost, most productive and
most profitable steel making facility in the world. We will accomplish this while being cultural and
environmental stewards in our communities and by working together.

Nucor-Yamato Steel Company was formed in 1987 as a partnership between Nucor Corporation and Yamato Kogyo Company Ltd. with the goal of operating a steel mini-mill to manufacture wide-flange beams in Blytheville, Arkansas. Today, Nucor-Yamato Steel Company has the capacity to produce over 2.5 million tons per year of not only wide-flange beams, but also H-piling, sheet piling, standard I-beams, channels and various other structural shapes.

The company has gone from a Northeast Arkansas cotton field, to the largest structural steel mill in the Western Hemisphere, with employment of over 800 men and women. As with all Nucor Corporation operations, Nucor-Yamato's success is tied to the employees' success. The production bonus system creates an environment where the employees are some of the most talented, creative and well compensated in the industry. Their ability and commitment to continually improve makes Nucor-Yamato Steel Company a world class company and the leader in the structural steel business.

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Nucor Cold Finish - Utah
In 1979, Nucor entered the cold finish business, starting up its facility in Norfolk, Nebraska and adding another one in Darlington, South Carolina in 1981. February 1984 brought a third cold finish plant into production in Brigham City, Utah. In February 2005, more...