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Flat steel

AltaSteel Ltd.

http://www.altasteel.com

AltaSteel Ltd. is committed to a Health & Safety program that protects our employees, property, other workers on our premises, the general public, and the environment. Our goal is a healthy, injury-free workplace. By working together in all parts of the Health & Safety program, we expect to achieve zero incidents, losses, and injuries. Safety at AltaSteel is a collaborative effort that involves participation and commitment by everyone, including management, our Joint Health, Safety & Environment Committee, and all employees. Management sets an example and provides leadership in the Health & Safety program. Management ensures that safe work practices are developed through hazard analysis, and that these practices are followed. Management provides proper equipment and training, and ensures that all employees are familiar with the applicable requirements of the Occupational Health & Safety Act and associated legislation, as well as the Collective Agreement. The Joint Health, Safety & Environment Committee is recognized as a key component of the Health & Safety program. Employees at every level are accountable for and recognized for health and safety performance. Active participation is expected by eveyone, evey day, in every job. Employees are accountable for safe behaviour including reporting all injuries and safety issues, and participating in improving health and safety.

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Ternium S.A.

http://www.ternium.com

A manufacturer of flat and long steel products, Ternium consolidates the operations of the steel companies Hylsa (Mexico), Siderar (Argentina) and Sidor (Venezuela). Ternium manages highly-integrated processes to manufacture steel and value-added products and services. It is one of the leading steel companies in Latin America with an annual crude steel production capacity of 10.8 million tons. Since February 2006, Ternium is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the TX symbol. Ternium manufactures a wide range of products through integrated processes that involve the extraction of iron ore from its own mines. These include semi-finished steel, flat-rolled products, long products, welded tubes and beam, and roll-formed products. The company invests continuously in its plants as well as in research and information systems. This, together with the industrial and technological cooperation Ternium enjoys with its customers, means that it is regarded as a preferred supplier by the market at a time when industrial demands, coming from sectors as diverse as the automotive, construction, container production, agriculture and household electric industries, are becoming ever more stringent. Under the direction of Paolo Rocca, Chairman, and Daniel Novegil, CEO, Ternium brings the professionalism and commitment of more than 18,000 employees who seek to maximize the competitive advantages of Hylsa, Siderar and Sidor by penetrating international markets through a vast network of service and distribution centers throughout the continent.

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Olympic Steel , Inc.

http://www.olysteel.com

Olympic Steel, Inc. is a United States-based steel service center. The Company is engaged in direct selling and distribution of volumes of processed carbon, coated and stainless flat-rolled sheet, coil, and plate steel products. It operates as an intermediary between steel producers and manufacturers that require processed steel for their operations. The Company provides services and functions that form an integral component of the customer’s supply chain management and inventory levels. The processing services include cutting-to-length, slitting, and shearing, blanking, tempering, plate burning, precision machining, welding, fabrication and painting of steel parts. The Company operates with 15 processing and distribution facilities in Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, Ohio and Pennsylvania. In June 2006, the Company completed the acquisition of Tinsley Group-PS&W, Inc. (PS&W). (Source: 10-K)

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BlueScope Steel Limited

http://www.bluescopesteel.com

BlueScope Steel Limited (BlueScope Steel) is an Australia-based company. The Company, along with its subsidiaries, is principally engaged in the manufacture and distribution of flat steel products; manufacture and distribution of metallic coated and painted steel products; manufacture and distribution of steel building products, and design and manufacture of pre-engineered steel buildings and building solutions. It operates in six business segments: Coated and Industrial Products Australia; Australia Distribution and Solutions; New Zealand and Pacific Steel Products; Coated and Building Products Asia; Hot Rolled Products North America, and Coated and Building Products North America. BlueScope Steel operates in four geographical areas: Australia, New Zealand, Asia and North America. On August 3, 2007, the Company acquired the distribution business of Smorgon Steel Limited. (Source: ARS)

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ThyssenKrupp AG

http://www.thyssenkrupp.com

ThyssenKrupp Presta - a global leader in the manufacture of steering columns, steering systems and assembled camshafts - is expanding its steering column production activities in China. Back in November 2000, the Liechtenstein-based company formed a joint venture with HuiZhong Automotive Shanghai - part of the Chinese SAIC group - to produce car steering columns in Shanghai. ThyssenKrupp Presta HuiZhong will turn out some 350,000 steering columns in 2003, rising to around 400,000 in 2004, while ThyssenKrupp Presta Fawer plans to produce approx. 320,000 columns in 2004. ThyssenKrupp Presta holds a 60 percent interest in each of these joint venture companies. The finalization of the joint venture with FAWER will enable ThyssenKrupp Presta to produce around one million steering columns in China from 2005. In the medium term, annual output could even be extended to two or three million. The expansion of its Chinese steering column production operations is a further milestone in ThyssenKrupp Automotive's steady growth path. According to Dr.-Ing. Jürgen Harnisch, member of the Executive Board of ThyssenKrupp AG and CEO of ThyssenKrupp Automotive, "ThyssenKrupp Automotive has set itself ambitious targets to secure its future viability and strengthen its international market position. One of our strategic objectives is to expand our presence in Asia, in particular China and Japan including the transplants in the USA and Europe. The new joint venture strengthens our position in one of the world's biggest growth markets."

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