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Established in 1986, Wheeling-Nisshin, Inc. began as an international joint venture between Nisshin Steel Co., Ltd. of Japan, a leading Japanese integrated steelmaker specializing in coated and stainless steel, and Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel Corporation, one of the leading American steel mills. In March of 2008, Nisshin Steel acquired all outstanding shares formerly held by Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel Corporation to strengthen its control over Wheeling-Nisshin and enable Wheeling-Nisshin to achieve further growth as Nisshin Steel's main hub in the U.S. coated steel market. In Follansbee, West Virginia, ground was broken on December 13, 1986, for the construction of the first hot-dip Aluminizing and Galvanizing Line (AGL). And, in April 1988, Wheeling-Nisshin started to operate its AGL, which is the country's first fully computerized, state-of-the-art steel-coating facility.In addition to the AGL, which has been operating successfully since 1988, we completed in 1993 a further advanced Continuous Galvanizing Line (CGL), which allows us to broaden our product selection and increase output. CGL is the nation's first high speed, hot-dip line specializing in light-gauge coated products.Wheeling-Nisshin has now become one of the largest hot-dip coating mills, producing 700,000 tons a year of quality products: AGL-400,000 tons; CGL-300,000 tons. Our products are used for various automotive, appliance, building and construction applications.It is Wheeling-Nisshin's goal to produce coated steel products with maximum efficiency and continuous quality control, to provide superior service to our customers, to create a pleasant, productive and safe workplace for our employees, and to stimulate the economy, while protecting the environment of the surrounding communities.

Wirerope Works manufactures wire rope for use in construction, elevators, logging, mining, oil production, and ski lifts. It operates manufacturing plants in Sunbury and Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and maintains distribution facilities throughout the US. The company's products are sold under the brand name Bethlehem Wire Rope, which harkens back to the company's former status as a subsidiary of Bethlehem Steel. Wirerope Works was founded as Morrison Patent Wire Rope Company in 1886; in 2004 the current iteration was formed from the combination of two Pennsylvania wire manufacturers, Williamsport Wirerope Works and Paulsen Wire Rope.

Worthington Industries has three primary business units and nine joint ventures. We operate as one company, which adds value for our customers through complete program management and shared expertise.Worthington Industries manages its business in a hub and spoke model; all of our business segments relate to our steel processing core competency. Worthington Steel serves as the hub in our model, and all other business segments and joint ventures fit in as spokes, meaning they all consume flat rolled steel.This model has helped Worthington Industries establish industry leadership in the steel processing, metal framing and pressure cylinders markets. In addition, joint ventures create innovative partnerships that complement our focus on metals-related markets. Integrated Building Systems, Steelpac Systems and Gerstenslager round out out our offering with construction services, custom shipping pallets and platforms and past model automotive body panels respectively.

Through its various subsidiaries, Yamato Kogyo manufactures steel products, railway track materials, and heavy-duty fabricated products. The company's main steel products include cast steel products, elevator guide rails, hot- rolled shapes, spliced H-shapes, and shapes for shipbuilding. Yamato Korea Steel makes concrete reinforcing bar, which is used in the construction industry. Products made by the Yamato Trackwork System unit include expansion joints, fishplate, rack rails, railroad bolts, and railroad scissor crossings. Nucor-Yamato is a joint venture between Yamato Kogyo and Nucor Corporation. Yamato Kogyo also operates Siam Yamato Steel as a partnership with Siam Cement.

Craig Yarde founded Yarde Metals Inc. in 1976 when he established a small office in the basement of his home in Bristol, CT and began brokering metal over the phone with $1000 from the sale of his motorcycle! The phones seldom rang and were usually answered by his wife or his three year old daughter. Metal orders were picked up and delivered by family members in his station wagon. Craig partnered with his brother, Bruce Yarde, the following year and moved into a small rented factory on South Street in Bristol, CT. In 1986, Yarde Metals moved to an 85,000 square foot facility to accommodate the growing product line, services and sales. The company quickly outgrew this space and moved to a completely renovated state of the art 500,000 square foot facility in Southington, CT in June of 2003. Our corporate headquarters is more like a museum than a distribution warehouse and its unique style supports Craig's out-of-the-box business philosophy that has facilitated his success. Yarde Metals now has nine service centers in addition to its corporate headquarters. They are located in: Albany, New York; Happauge, New York; Syracuse, New York; Pelham, New Hampshire; High Point, North Carolina; Streetsboro, Ohio; Limerick, Pennsylvania; Mendon, Massachusetts;. Yarde Metals has expanded internationally throughout Europe and Asia and processes the majority of international business through our Happauge, New York facility as well as our corporate headquarters. We have representatives in Korea and China to help support our international sales business.

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