COMMERCIAL METALS Co CMC 66.8
Materials · NYSE · Data as of 2026-10-16
COMMERCIAL METALS Co (CMC) has delivered +8.4% annualized revenue growth, +19.5% earnings growth, and +5.6% dividend growth over 10 years of data. Ranked #352 of 1968 stocks overall and #21 of 153 in the Materials sector by Steady Score.
About COMMERCIAL METALS Co
Company Overview
Commercial Metals Company manufactures, recycles, and fabricates steel and metal products, primarily for construction and infrastructure markets in North America and Europe. Its vertically connected operations collect and process scrap, melt it in electric-arc furnaces, roll finished steel such as rebar and merchant bar, and fabricate reinforcing products for customer projects. The company also supplies construction solutions, including engineered reinforcement and related products and services.
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Business Model & Revenue
CMC buys ferrous scrap and other inputs, converts them into steel, and sells mill and fabricated products to distributors, fabricators, contractors, and manufacturers. Electric-arc furnaces allow flexible production and rely heavily on recycled metal. Fabrication operations extend the value chain closer to projects and can carry backlogs. Revenue and margins move with shipment volumes, steel selling prices, scrap costs, energy, plant utilization, construction demand, imports, and the timing and execution of customer contracts.
Key Facts & Market Position
The company holds established positions in rebar and related construction products, with recycling networks supplying raw material to its mills. Infrastructure spending and nonresidential construction are important demand sources. Cyclical steel pricing can create substantial earnings variability, while tariffs, trade flows, capacity additions, environmental regulation, energy availability, equipment reliability, labor, and large capital projects influence competitive performance.