History

Since its inception in 1906 as a small sheet metal shop in Dallas, Texas, New Process Steel has become recognized as a world class leader in flat rolled steel distribution, processing, and manufacturing. Strategically located facilities are some of the most technologically advanced in the industry. More importantly, these facilities are staffed with a team of professionals second to none.

In addition, a superior business process and sophisticated management information system assures New Process Steel’s customers the highest in quality and service. At New Process Steel, customer satisfaction is not enough; our company strives for customer enthusiasm at all times. Commitment, experience, and integrity position New Process Steel for its continuing leadership role far into the 21st century.

New Process Steel has grown to be one of the largest, most respected processors and distributors of carbon steel products in North America.

1906
1906
Founded as New Process Roofing & Supply in Dallas, Texas
1952
New Process Roofing & Supply Acquired by Eugene R. Fant
1965
Houston, Texas Service Center Opens
Chicago
1973
Chicago, Illinois Service Center Opens
flat roll
1984
Company Decision to Concentrate on Flat Rolled Products
birmingham
1989
Birmingham, Alabama Service Center Opens
Stamping
1994
Residential Door Stamping Production Line Added
Press
1996
Metal Stamping Production Capability Added
slitter
1998
Investment in New Slitting Equipment
Butler
2000
Butler, Indiana Service Center Opens
Mexico processing
2001
Monterrey, Mexico Warehouse Opens
coil plant
2004
Butler, Indiana Expansion
Processes
2005
Metal Fabrication Equipment Installed in Monterrey, Mexico
stamping machine
2007
Acquisition of BayMex · An Automotive & Appliance Stamper
Mexico processing
2008
Monterrey, Mexico Building & Equipment Expansion
fabrication
2009
Fabrication Cell Established in El Paso, Texas
steel coil
2011
New Service Center in Columbus, Mississippi
Steel expansion
2013
Monterrey, Mexico Expansion
Houston Plant move to Appelt
2013
Houston Plant Move to Port of Houston
2017 plant
2017
Expansion of Columbus, Mississippi Service Center