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Over the past 12 months, WS has outperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of +22% compared to S&P 500's +16% growth.
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Worthington Steel Inc
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Worthington Steel turns raw flat-rolled steel into forms that manufacturers can use more easily. It buys steel from mills, cuts it, slits it, coats it, rolls it, and in some cases welds or blanks it into parts for customers. Its products include processed carbon steel, tailored blanks for vehicle bodies, electrical steel laminations used in motors and transformers, and other specialty steel components. Its main customers are manufacturers in the automotive, industrial, construction, agriculture, and energy markets. These customers use Worthington Steel as a middle step in the supply chain: instead of handling raw coil steel themselves, they buy steel that has already been prepared to the right size, shape, and performance spec. The company makes money by selling these processed steel products and by charging for the value-added processing work it performs. What makes the business different is that it is not a steel mill making primary steel from iron ore. It sits downstream from the mills and earns its place by doing the finishing, customization, and just-in-time supply work that large manufacturers need. That role can make it an important partner for customers that want reliable supply and steel parts ready for production lines.