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Indiana Pickling and Processing to complete $7 million capitalization project
Feralloy Corp. has announced that Indiana Pickling and Processing (IPPC), Portage, Ind., its joint venture with Signode Corp., will complete a $7 million capitalization project in summer 2013. The last phase of the investment will make IPPC fully capable to pickle coils up to 0.75 by 72 in. A36...
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Feralloy Corp. forms joint venture with Pyramid Mouldings
Feralloy Corp., Stockton, Calif., a distributor of flat-rolled products, has formed a joint venture with Pyramid Mouldings, a provider of custom roll-formed products for the solar market. The joint venture, known as Feralloy Pyramid Structural Solutions (FPSS), will design and develop standard...
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Feralloy President Roger B. Sippey retires after 42 years with the company
Feralloy Corp., a subsidiary of Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co., has announced that effective March 31, 2010, Roger B. Sippey retired from the company. Sippey served as president and CEO since August of 2007. Carlos M. Rodriguez-Borjas assumed the role of company president and chief operating officer...
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Feralloy Corp. announces personnel changes
Carlos Rodrguez Borjas has been promoted to executive vice president and COO of Feralloy Corp., Chicago. For the past 11 years, he has served as general director of Acero Prime, a joint venture of Feralloy. Arturo Marroqun, who has nine years of experience at Acero Prime as operations manager, has...
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Feralloy Corp. announces death of Vice President and GM Stephen J. Szcesniak
Stephen J. Szcesniak, vice president and general manager of Feralloy's Saint Louis Division, died November 28 at his home in Edwardsville, Ill. Steve, 56, was with Feralloy Corp., a subsidiary of Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co., for 27 years and was the Satint Louis General Manager for six years. He...
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Monarch Steel enters agreement with Feralloy Corp.
Monarch Steel Co. announced today that it has entered into a purchase agreement with Feralloy Corp. to acquire the Chicago-based company's operations and facilities at 4650 Johnston Parkway in Cleveland. Both companies are processors and distributors of steel products. The transaction is expected...