【SMM Steel】Tenaris acquires Beaver Falls scrap yard to strengthen US manufacturing network

Published: Mar 12, 2026 16:13
【SMM Steel】Tenaris completed the acquisition of the Beaver Falls scrap processing yard in Pennsylvania, now operated by its subsidiary Steel Recycling Services. The 39-acre site adjacent to its Koppel plant will improve coordination between scrap processing and steel production, feeding its EAF directly. Tenaris, a leading steel pipe supplier with $12bn revenue in 2025, operates globally with ~25,000 employees. This acquisition strengthens its US footprint.

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