U.S. Steel, a Wholly Owned Subsidiary of Nippon Steel Corporation, Outlines Its Mid- to Long-Term Management Plan
- Marketing WCS
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PITTSBURGH, November 2025 – United States Steel Corporation (U.S. Steel), together with their strategic partner Nippon Steel, has announced a major initiative marking a new era of growth for the company. The partnership between the two steelmakers covers large-scale modernization, operational efficiency programs, and enhanced production capabilities supported by multi-billion-dollar investments.
U.S. Steel plans to allocate $14 billion in growth capital, with $11 billion scheduled through 2028. The investments aim to strengthen industry competitiveness, increase operational resilience, and help protect or create more than 100,000 jobs across the United States.
Modernization and Operational Efficiency
Through this collaboration, U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel expect to unlock approximately $3 billion in value, largely driven by higher run-rate EBITDA from facility modernization and operational improvements. Both companies have identified more than 200 efficiency initiatives across their business segments. These include improvements in production practices, expanded product capabilities, and faster time-to-market for new products.
In the early stages of integration, around 50 professionals from Nippon Steel have been deployed to U.S. Steel facilities to work alongside internal teams. Their work focuses on execution, operational discipline, and long-term value creation.
Statements from Company Executives
U.S. Steel CEO Dave Burritt said the partnership with Nippon Steel has already shown meaningful progress. “We have a strong lineup of modernization projects, from upgrades at the Gary Works Hot Strip Mill to a new slag recycling facility at Mon Valley, that are beginning to deliver results,” he said.
Takahiro Mori, Chairman of the U.S. Steel Board representing Nippon Steel, emphasized the strategic significance of the collaboration. “By combining Nippon Steel’s advanced technologies with U.S. Steel’s iconic American operations, we are building a stronger and more competitive platform for the future,” he said.
Commitment to Low-Emission Steel
U.S. Steel reaffirmed its commitment to expanding low-emission steel production. The company continues to develop several innovations, including verdeX®, which is produced with 70–80 percent lower CO₂ emissions, and InduX™, an ultra-thin lightweight steel designed for electric vehicles and energy applications. As part of its long-term sustainability goals, U.S. Steel is increasing research and development efforts to produce lighter, stronger, and more environmentally friendly steel solutions. The company has committed to reaching.
Supported by Nippon Steel’s technology and a substantial investment roadmap, U.S. Steel aims to reinforce its position in the American steel industry. The transformation is expected to improve competitiveness, enhance net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
operational reliability, and create economic value for employees, customers, and communities across the company’s operations.
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