Salzgitter AG

Founded in 1858 and based in Salzgitter, Germany, Salzgitter AG is a global enterprise operating in both the steel and technology sectors. The company's extensive activities are structured across five main divisions: The Strip Steel division is dedicated to creating branded and specialized steel products, including hot-rolled strips, steel sheets, structural profiles, custom-cut blanks, and various components, primarily serving the construction sector. The Plate/Section Steel segment manufactures premium heavy plates crucial for engineering, shipbuilding, and mechanical engineering applications. This division also engages in scrap metal trading. The Mannesmann segment focuses on manufacturing a diverse range of pipes and tubes, such as line pipes, HFI-welded tubes, precision and stainless-steel tubes, and large-diameter spiral and longitudinal-welded pipes. These products are supplied to the energy, automotive, and mechanical engineering industries. The Trading division manages an extensive sales network throughout Europe and operates trading companies and agencies globally. Lastly, the Technology segment provides machinery and complete plant systems for beverage filling and packaging, in addition to specialized equipment for shoe production and elastomer manufacturing. Furthermore, Salzgitter AG offers a variety of support services, including IT solutions, facility management, logistics, automotive engineering, research and development, and raw material procurement.

Salzgitter AG trades as SZG.DE on XETRA. The company is classified in Basic Materials / Steel and reports in EUR.

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Salzgitter AG can be compared against peers such as Asante Gold Corporation, AlzChem Group AG, PTT Global Chemical Public Company Limited, Indorama Ventures Public Company Limited, Klöckner & Co SE, Lanxess AG.

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Company website: https://www.salzgitter-ag.com

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