ArcelorMittal

Steel & Mining

World-leading steel and mining company innovating smarter steels for automotive, infrastructure, and green energy.

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Quick Facts

Headquarters: Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
Founded: 1976
Employees: 126,000+
Valuation: Euronext Listed (MT) — ~$22B Cap

About ArcelorMittal

ArcelorMittal is the world's leading steel and mining enterprise, operating integrated blast furnaces, electric arc furnaces, and mining facilities across 60 countries. Formed in 2006 by the landmark merger of Arcelor and Mittal Steel, the company produces high-strength steel products for the automotive, construction, household appliance, and energy sectors.

ArcelorMittal is a pioneer in low-carbon steelmaking, developing its proprietary XCarb brand produced using recycled steel scrap and 100% renewable electricity, as well as testing Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) units powered by green hydrogen in Europe and North America.

What ArcelorMittal Does

Flat Carbon Steel

Hot-rolled and cold-rolled coils, galvanized sheets, and specialized coated steels for automobiles.

Long Carbon Steel

Rebars, wire rods, heavy structural sections, and railway rails for infrastructure projects.

Mining Operations

Iron ore and metallurgical coking coal mines in Canada, Mexico, Liberia, and Ukraine.

XCarb Green Steel Technologies

Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) plants, hydrogen injection, and carbon capture utilization systems.

Career Areas

Types of professional roles found inside ArcelorMittal.

Metallurgical & Materials Engineering
Mechanical & Industrial Maintenance
Process Automation & Control Systems
Supply Chain & Global Sales

ArcelorMittal's History

1976
PT Ispat Indo Founded
Lakshmi Mittal founds PT Ispat Indo in Indonesia, launching a global steel consolidation journey.
2006
Arcelor and Mittal Steel Merger
Mittal Steel merges with European steel consortium Arcelor in a €33 billion deal to form ArcelorMittal.
2021
XCarb Decarbonization Launch
Launched XCarb initiative to invest in breakthrough technologies that decarbonize primary steel production.
2024
Hydrogen DRI Expansion
Expanded hydrogen-ready DRI capacity in Europe and North America to supply automakers with low-carbon steel.