LIBERTY Steel USA reports making 2 acquisitions from Leggett & Platt

LIBERTY Steel USA expands with Solon acquisitions

LIBERTY Steel USA, part of the globalย GFG Alliance, completed the acquisitions of Ohio-basedย Solon Specialty Wireย andย Shaped Wireย fromย Leggett & Platt. These additions expand LIBERTY Steel USAโ€™s footprint in the Americanย wire marketย and support its long-termย growth strategy. Learn more about GFG Alliance atย https://www.gfgalliance.comย and LIBERTY Steel atย https://libertysteelgroup.com.

New products and markets for LIBERTY Steel USA

By adding Solon Specialty Wire and Shaped Wire, LIBERTY Steel USA gains access to newย product marketsย and customers across the U.S. The company strengthens its position in specializedย wire productsย and increases its ability to serve demandingย industrial applications. This growth aligns with GFG Allianceโ€™s strategy to buildย resilient, sustainable steel and industrial businesses worldwide.

Solon operations join LIBERTY Johnstown Wire

Solon Specialty Wire manufacturesย drawn steel wire,ย cold-rolled shapes, andย aluminum productsย for a range of end uses. LIBERTY Steel USA will incorporate Solon operations into theย LIBERTY Johnstown Wireย business to streamline management and operations. This integration creates a broaderย portfolioย under the Johnstown Wire brand and supports more efficientย productionย andย customer service.

Synergies across North American wire operations

LIBERTY Steel USA Chief Executiveย Greg Jonesย noted that Solonโ€™s wide range of wire size capabilities strengthens the companyโ€™s existing North American wire operations inย Peoria, Illinois, andย Johnstown, Pennsylvania. He emphasized that Solon has delivered strongย profitabilityย over time. The new combination is expected to driveย synergies, improveย competitiveness, and support continuedย growthย across LIBERTYโ€™s wire business in the region.

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