BlueScope Steel Limited (BLSFF)
BlueScope Steel Limited operates in the Manufacturing - Metal Fabrication industry of the Industrials sector, headquartered in Melbourne, VIC, AU. The stock last traded at $24.50, up 0.00% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $10.73B. On trailing twelve-month figures it carries a trailing P/E of 51.54, a net margin of 1.8%. Its beta of 1.21 implies it has historically moved more than the broad market.
BlueScope Steel Limited, an Australian-headquartered company established in 1885, operates as a global manufacturer and supplier of metal coated and painted steel building products. Its extensive international reach covers Australia, New Zealand, Asia, North America, and other markets. The company organizes its diverse activities into five primary segments: Australian Steel Products, North Star BlueScope Steel, Building Products Asia & North America, Buildings and Coated Products North America, and New Zealand & Pacific Islands. BlueScope's product portfolio is broad, encompassing foundational steel items like slabs, plates, hot and cold rolled coils, alongside specialized building materials such as coated and painted strip products, roof and wall claddings, purlins, and house framings. These are marketed under well-known brands including LYSAGHT, COLORBOND steel, COLORSTEEL, ZINCALUME steel, GALVABOND steel, GALVASPAN steel, BlueScope Zacs, and SuperDyma. Furthermore, the company provides sophisticated engineered building solutions for industrial and commercial applications, offered through brands like Butler, Varco Pruden, EcoBuild, and PROBUILD. BlueScope serves a wide array of industries, including residential and non-residential construction, manufacturing, automotive and transport, agriculture, and mining, distributing its products directly, via service centers, and through steel distribution networks. The company officially adopted the name BlueScope Steel Limited in November 2003, having previously operated as BHP Steel Limited.
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