Worthington Steel

Worthington Steel is a value-added metals processor and producer of flat-rolled steel, electrical steel laminations and automotive lightweighting components, serving automotive manufacturers and industrial customers worldwide. The company was founded in 1955 and is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. It is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker WS and operates manufacturing facilities across North America, Europe and Asia.

Work spans several technical domains: steel processing, materials engineering, product development, electrical steel laminations, automotive lightweighting, electrification and advanced high-strength steel components. Its product lines include value-added processed carbon flat-rolled steel for industrial and automotive customers, electrical steel laminations produced by Tempel for electrification applications, and advanced high-strength automotive components developed jointly with customers.

The company describes its operating philosophy as people-first and grounded in Golden Rule values, with an emphasis on sustainable innovation and a collaborative, partnership-based approach to developing customized technical solutions for customers. Its strategic focus areas are lightweighting and electrification. Employees join an organisation with nearly seven decades in operation and a global manufacturing footprint.