Cleveland-Cliffs is a major North American steelmaker, operating as a fully integrated producer that controls its supply chain from iron ore mining to finished steel products. Founded in 1847, the company has grown to employ approximately 25,000 people across roughly 60 facilities in the United States and Canada.
The company's integrated model spans upstream mining and the production of iron ore pellets and direct reduced iron, through to downstream manufacturing. Its core output is flat-rolled steel, with a focus on value-added sheet products for sectors such as automotive and general manufacturing. Downstream operations also include the production of tubular components.
Cleveland-Cliffs states it has reduced its carbon emissions by 25%, citing a commitment to environmental stewardship as part of its operational strategy.
