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Investing in Steel, Communities, and the Future We Share
For 125 years, U. S. Steel has helped build the world. Quietly, steadily, and often in ways unnoticed by most. From the bridges that connect us to the buildings where we live and work. From the cars we drive to the appliances in our homes. Our steel has been there, carrying progress forward.
And more than a century later, we’re not slowing down.
Forging Our Future is about growth with purpose. It means investing where it matters most: strengthening our facilities, creating and sustaining American jobs, supporting the communities where we live and work, and transforming how steel is made for a new era. From raw materials to finished steel, we’re building a stronger, more resilient American steel industry. One designed to last for generations.
Together, we’re Forging Our Future.
WE’RE INVESTING IN WHAT’S NEXT
TOGETHER WITH OUR PARTNERS AT NIPPON STEEL, WE’RE TRANSFORMING AMERICAN STEELMAKING THROUGH INVESTMENTS IN OUR PEOPLE, PROCESSES AND PRODUCTS
These highlighted states represent major investment projects.
EXPLORE ALL U. S. STEEL LOCATIONSAlabama
Fairfield Tubular Operations
PROJECT: New Premium Thread Line
AMOUNT: Approximately $75 million
Fairfield Tubular Operations
STATUS: Permits received; engineering in progress
Arkansas
Big River Steel Works
Indiana
Gary Works
PROJECT: Hot Strip Mill and Steel Shop Improvements
AMOUNT: Approximately $200 million
Gary Works
PROJECT: Blast Furnace #14 Reline
AMOUNT: Approximately $350 million
Pennsylvania
Mon Valley Works – Edgar Thomson Plant
PROJECT: Slag Recycler
AMOUNT: Approximately $100 million
Mon Valley Works
AMOUNT: Between $2 billion and $2.5 billion
Fairfield Tubular Operations
Fairfield Tubular Operations
Big River Steel Works
Gary Works
Gary Works
Mon Valley Works – Edgar Thomson Plant
Mon Valley Works
This is What Progress Looks Like
U. S. Steel Unveils New Era of Growth
November 04 2025
United States Steel Corporation (“U. S. Steel”) today outlined its next era of growth in its partnership with Nippon Steel, including significant capital investments and world‑class technology sharing that will forge the future of the American steel industry.
In this next chapter with Nippon Steel, U. S. Steel is advancing a multi‑year growth plan that targets approximately $14 billion of U.S. growth capital, with $11 billion to be invested by the end of 2028. The opportunity ahead is once-in-a-generation for both U. S. Steel and Nippon Steel, with the potential to unlock approximately $3 billion in value, including approximately $2.5 billion in incremental run-rate EBITDA unlocked through capital investments and another approximately $500 million identified from operational efficiencies.
Forged in America | Built to Last
Hear from U. S. Steel President & CEO Dave Burritt and Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Head of Tubular Solutions Kevin Lewis on the release of the company’s Medium- to Long-Term Management Plan.
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News Releases
Jun 24, 2026
U. S. Steel Invests Approximately $475 Million in State-of-the-Art Quench & Tempering Line at Fairfield Tubular Operations
Today, U. S. Steel’s Board of Directors approved full funding for the approximately $475 million installation of a state-of-the-art Quench & Tempering (Q&T) Line at their Fairfield Tubular Operations.
Dec 22, 2025
U. S. STEEL MAKES STRATEGIC PROGRESS ON INDIANA PROJECTS BACKED BY NIPPON STEEL PARTNERSHIP
At its final meeting of the year, U. S. Steel’s Board of Directors approved the funding for the full $350 million Gary Works blast furnace reline project.
Nov 03, 2025
$75 MILLION TO BE INVESTED IN U. S. STEEL’S ALABAMA PLANT TO ADVANCE AMERICAN MANUFACTURING
United States Steel Corporation (“U. S. Steel”) today announced a major capital investment of $75 million to install a new Premium Thread Line at its Fairfield Tubular Operations in Alabama.
Communities
Forging the Future extends far beyond the walls of our operations, and nowhere is that felt more than in the communities where we live and work. Along with our capital investments, our impact is felt through local partnerships, charitable giving, employee volunteer programs, community development initiatives, and so much more.
Financial Information
U. S. Steel is committed to the economic success and advancement of every region in which we operate. As we continue to invest in our operations, our growth in turn positively impacts the growth of these areas and beyond. We continue to share financial information to further demonstrate how together we are indeed Forging the Future.
Economic Impact Studies
Alabama
In the Fiscal Year 2024, U. S. Steel's Alabama operations generated $536.2 million in total economic impact, supported 1,963 jobs statewide, and contributed $12.4 million in state and local tax revenue.
Arkansas
U. S. Steel operations in Arkansas, including Big River Steel Works in Osceola and Wheeling Machine Products in Pine Bluff, contributed more than $2 billion to local and state economies in Fiscal Year 2024 and supported or sustained 4,725 total jobs, nearly three times more than in 2022.
Indiana
Through the company’s flagship Gary Works facility and its nearby Midwest Plant, U. S. Steel generated $1.8 billion in total economic impact, supported 8,402 jobs statewide, and contributed $67.4 million in state and local tax revenue in Fiscal Year 2024.
Minnesota
Throughout Minnesota, U. S. Steel operations generated $2.5 billion in total economic impact, supported 6,873 jobs statewide, and contributed $153.7 million in total tax revenues across local and state levels in Fiscal Year 2024.
Pennsylvania
In Fiscal Year 2024, U. S. Steel operations across Pennsylvania generated $5.6 billion in total economic impact, supported 13,687 jobs statewide, and contributed $216 million in total tax revenues across the local and state level.
Pennsylvania: Mon Valley Works Hot Strip Mill Investment
Planned capital investment of up to $2.5 billion in Mon Valley Works on a new Hot Strip Mill could generate $1.7 billion in total economic impact for Pennsylvania, support up to 6,381 jobs, and generate up to $58 million in state and local tax revenue over a three-year period.