【SMM Steel】U.S. Steel plans to reactivate Gary Tin Mill in early 2027

Published: Apr 22, 2026 15:23

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【SMM Steel】U.S. Steel plans to restart its Gary Tin Mill in early 2027 to increase domestic tin mill goods supply. The $15-20m project aims to secure reliable US-made supplies for food/beverage packaging, aerosol products, and oil filtration. The restart requires maintenance, procurement, and workforce prep. It will provide 225 jobs at Gary Works. Leadership links the decision to the need for reliable domestic options under fair market conditions. The expansion aligns with annual tin mill product contracting cycles.

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