Commercial Metals Company (CMC) has been named for the first time to Corporate Knights’ 2026 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations, a ranking of the world’s most sustainable publicly traded companies with annual revenues exceeding $1 billion. The designation follows a rigorous assessment of firms’ sustainability-aligned revenues and investments, and marks CMC’s debut on the prestigious list. In 2025 CMC also earned a spot on Corporate Knights’ Clean200, underscoring its leadership in the global clean economy. CEO Peter Matt highlighted that sustainability has been central to CMC’s operations since its founding in 1915, noting the company has reduced its greenhouse gas intensity by more than 20% over the past five years and increased renewable energy use to 15% of total power consumption across its U.S. and Central European manufacturing network.

In December 2025, CMC completed two major acquisitions—CP&P and Foley Precast—for a combined total of $2.5 billion. These purchases expand CMC’s U.S. precast platform, adding six manufacturing facilities and increasing annual precast capacity by approximately 30%. Management projects that annualized cost synergies of $40 million will be realized by the end of 2027 through optimized logistics and integrated procurement. The acquisitions are expected to mitigate CMC’s historic fourth‐quarter slowdown by broadening its product mix into high-margin architectural and infrastructure precast segments. CMC’s senior vice president of strategy indicated that the expanded footprint will accelerate entry into three new states and support projected precast revenue growth of 12% per year over the next three years.