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United States Steel Corp  (NYSE: X)
    Sector  Basic Materials    Industry Iron & Steel
   Industry Iron & Steel
   Sector  Basic Materials
 

United States Steel's Customers Performance

X



 
X's Source of Revenues In the Q1, United States Steel Corp's corporate clients experienced a fall by -27.73 % in their costs of revenue, compared to a year ago, sequentially costs of revenue were trimmed by -34.62 %. During the corresponding time, United States Steel Corp saw a revenue deteriorated by -10.41 % year on year, sequentially revenue grew by 6.21 %. While revenue at the United States Steel Corp's corporate clients fell by -23.1 % year on year, sequentially revenue fell by -32.68 %.

List of X Customers




Customers of United States Steel Corp saw their costs of revenue fall by -27.73 % in Q1 compare to a year ago, sequentially costs of revenue were trimmed by -34.62 %, for the same period United States Steel Corp revnue deteriorated by -10.41 % year on year, sequentially revenue grew by 6.21 %.

List of X Customers

United States Steel's Business Units
Flat-Rolled    58.73 % of total Revenue
Mini Mill    16.82 % of total Revenue
USSE    17.68 % of total Revenue
Tubular    6.65 % of total Revenue
Other    0.11 % of total Revenue
Intersales    -2.84 % of total Revenue
Intersales Total    2.84 % of total Revenue
Intersales Flat-Rolled    1.37 % of total Revenue
Intersales Mini Mill    1.29 % of total Revenue
Intersales USSE    0.16 % of total Revenue
Intersales Tubular    0.03 % of total Revenue
Net sales Total    102.74 % of total Revenue
Net sales Flat-Rolled    60.1 % of total Revenue
Net sales Mini Mill    18.11 % of total Revenue
Net sales USSE    17.84 % of total Revenue
Net sales Tubular    6.68 % of total Revenue
Consolidated Entities    100 % of total Revenue
Semi-finished Consolidated Entities    1.21 % of total Revenue
Hot-rolled sheets Consolidated Entities    29.33 % of total Revenue
Cold-rolled sheets Consolidated Entities    25.95 % of total Revenue
Coated sheets Consolidated Entities    31.58 % of total Revenue
Tubular products Consolidated Entities    6.44 % of total Revenue
All Other Consolidated Entities    5.5 % of total Revenue
Flat-Rolled Consolidated Entities    58.73 % of total Revenue
Flat-Rolled Semi-finished Consolidated Entities    0.4 % of total Revenue
Flat-Rolled Hot-rolled sheets Consolidated Entities    11.78 % of total Revenue
Flat-Rolled Cold-rolled sheets Consolidated Entities    22.81 % of total Revenue
Flat-Rolled Coated sheets Consolidated Entities    19.18 % of total Revenue
Flat-Rolled All Other Consolidated Entities    4.56 % of total Revenue
Mini Mill Consolidated Entities    16.82 % of total Revenue
Mini Mill Hot-rolled sheets Consolidated Entities    9.39 % of total Revenue
Mini Mill Cold-rolled sheets Consolidated Entities    1.99 % of total Revenue
Mini Mill Coated sheets Consolidated Entities    5.42 % of total Revenue
Mini Mill All Other Consolidated Entities    0.03 % of total Revenue
USSE Consolidated Entities    17.68 % of total Revenue
USSE Semi-finished Consolidated Entities    0.43 % of total Revenue
USSE Hot-rolled sheets Consolidated Entities    8.16 % of total Revenue
USSE Cold-rolled sheets Consolidated Entities    1.15 % of total Revenue
USSE Coated sheets Consolidated Entities    6.98 % of total Revenue
USSE Tubular products Consolidated Entities    0.27 % of total Revenue
USSE All Other Consolidated Entities    0.7 % of total Revenue
Tubular Consolidated Entities    6.65 % of total Revenue
Tubular Semi-finished Consolidated Entities    0.38 % of total Revenue
Tubular Tubular products Consolidated Entities    6.17 % of total Revenue
Tubular All Other Consolidated Entities    0.11 % of total Revenue
Other Consolidated Entities    0.11 % of total Revenue
Other All Other Consolidated Entities    0.11 % of total Revenue




   
Customers Net Income fell in Q1 by Customers Net margin fell to %
-44.89 % 7.29 %
Customers Net Income fell in Q1 by -44.89 %


Customers Net margin fell to 7.29 % 7.29 %



United States Steel's Customers, Q1 2025 Revenue Growth By Industry
Customers in Chemical Manufacturing Industry -2.91 %   
Customers in Chemicals - Plastics & Rubber Industry -1.86 %   
Customers in Forestry & Wood Products Industry -6.89 %   
Customers in Iron & Steel Industry -6.02 %   
Customers in Miscellaneous Fabricated Products Industry      1.44 %
Customers in Paper & Paper Products Industry -3.04 %   
Customers in Construction Raw Materials Industry -34.54 %   
Customers in Aerospace & Defense Industry      6.69 %
Customers in Construction & Mining Machinery Industry -11.77 %   
Customers in Construction Services Industry -3.42 %   
Customers in Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industry      1.89 %
Customers in Industrial Machinery and Components Industry -10.49 %   
Customers in Ship & Boat Building Industry      10.5 %
Customers in Conglomerates Industry      6.25 %
Customers in Appliance & Tool Industry -13.42 %   
Customers in Electronic Parts & Equipment Industry      4.47 %
Customers in EV, Auto & Truck Manufacturers Industry -2.94 %   
Customers in Auto & Truck Parts Industry -7.38 %   
Customers in Furniture & Fixtures Industry      0.08 %
Customers in Recreational Products Industry -4.45 %   
Customers in Electric & Wiring Equipment Industry -27.67 %   
Customers in Office Supplies Industry      1.24 %
Customers in Coal Mining Industry -11.2 %   
Customers in Oil And Gas Production Industry      8.53 %
Customers in Oil & Gas Integrated Operations Industry -3.37 %   
Customers in Oil Well Services & Equipment Industry      25.2 %
Customers in Renewable Energy Services & Equipment Industry -5.96 %   
Customers in Consumer Financial Services Industry -97.22 %   
Customers in Property & Casualty Insurance Industry      0.13 %
Customers in Investment Services Industry      1.54 %
Customers in Miscellaneous Financial Services Industry  
Customers in Real Estate Investment Trusts Industry      5.1 %
Customers in Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals Industry      0.81 %
Customers in Major Pharmaceutical Preparations Industry  
Customers in Medical Equipment & Supplies Industry -25.6 %   
Customers in Medical Laboratories Industry -24.66 %   
Customers in Broadcasting Media & Cable TV Industry -3.56 %   
Customers in Communications Services Industry      67.08 %
Customers in Professional Services Industry      4.93 %
Customers in Rental & Leasing Industry      5.31 %
Customers in Movies and Entertainment Industry  
Customers in Cruise and Shipping Industry      8.3 %
Customers in Communications Equipment Industry      16.29 %
Customers in Computer Networks Industry      11.28 %
Customers in IT Infrastructure Industry      13.85 %
Customers in Cloud Computing & Data Analytics Industry      4.33 %
Customers in Scientific & Technical Instruments Industry -5.85 %   
Customers in Semiconductors Industry      7.57 %
Customers in Software & Programming Industry      10.94 %
Customers in Consumer Electronics Industry      8.43 %
Customers in Special Transportation Services Industry -11.59 %   
Customers in Railroads Industry -1.72 %   
Customers in Marine Transportation Industry  
Customers in Electric Utilities Industry      11.67 %
Customers in Natural Gas Utilities Industry      28.76 %
Customers in Department & Discount Retail Industry -1.64 %   
Customers in Specialty Retail Industry -28.75 %   
     
• Customers Valuation • Customers Mgmt. Effect.


United States Steel's Comment on Sales, Marketing and Customers



U. S. Steel serves customers globally across the automotive, construction, consumer (packaging and appliance), electrical, industrial equipment, service center/distribution, structural tubing, and energy (oil country tubular goods and line pipe) markets. The company focuses on supplying new steel products to meet customer demand, targeting competitive positioning in strategic, high-margin end markets with high-quality, value-added products and solutions designed to reduce carbon emissions.


  News about United States Steel Corp Contracts

U.S. Steel Partners with Innovation The Push for Sustainable Transportation Amidst Revenue Challenges

In an era increasingly defined by concerns for sustainability, U.S. Steel Corporation has announced a transformative partnership with the University of Michigan s Solar Car Team. As the company embraces its new role as a sponsor of North America’s most distinguished solar racing team, this collaboration symbolizes a shared commitment to advancing sustainable mobility solutions. The partnership is particularly timely, given that the team’s student-built solar vehicle is slated to compete in the 2025 Bridgestone World Solar Challenge, a grueling nearly 1,865-mile journey that will showcase the engineering prowess and innovative mindset of its creators.This partnership also emerges at a pivotal moment for U...

Controversy Surrounds U.S. Governments Block on Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel Acquisition A Double-Edged Sword

In a recent statement, Nippon Steel Corporation and United States Steel Corporation (U.S. Steel) publicly condemned President Biden s decision to block their proposed acquisition, which has significant implications for both companies and the broader market. This situation raises critical questions about regulatory processes, market dynamics, and the future of international investment in the U.S. steel industry. Background of the Proposed AcquisitionThe planned acquisition was a strategic move for Nippon Steel, Japan’s largest steel producer, aiming to strengthen its footprint in the lucrative U.S. market. U.S. Steel, on the other hand, sought the deal as a means of securing financial backing and revitalizi...

United States Steel Corporation Faces Challenges Amid Growth Investments and Market Underperformance

In a recent announcement, United States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X) provided its guidance for the fourth quarter of 2024, revealing anticipated adjusted net earnings per diluted share between ($0.29) and ($0.25). In addition, the company expects its adjusted EBITDA to be around $150 million. This guidance comes at a time when the steel manufacturer is pushing toward a transformative strategy referred to as Best for All, which underscores its commitment to long-term growth and sustainability.One of the notable accomplishments highlighted in the announcement is the completion of over $4 billion in growth capital investments, culminating in the successful production of the first coil at the Big River 2 (BR2) fa...

Impact of Nippon Steels Investment on U.S. Steel and Pennsylvanias Economy

In a significant announcement that could reshape the local economy and redefine industry standards, Nippon Steel Corporation has committed to a $1 billion investment aimed at modernizing United States Steel Corporation s (U.S. Steel) Mon Valley Works. This venture, following the impending merger between Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel, has been analyzed by Parker Strategy Group economists, who forecast a ripple effect ushering an incremental $1 billion economic impact in Pennsylvania beyond the initial capital infusion.Amidst this potential economic boon, U.S. Steel finds itself navigating complex financial terrain. Recent reports signify a troubling dip in U.S. Steel s revenue, shrinking by 17.77% year-on-year ...

Forging Careers and Facing Challenges A Veterans Transition at U. S. Steel,

Steel and Valor: A Noble Transition in the Heart of the Industry In the illustrious chronicles of modern enterprise, there exists a profound intermingling of industrious z...

Molten Industries Pioneers Carbon-Neutral Steel Production in Partnership with U.S. Steel and CPFD Software

Molten Industries (Molten) has initiated a groundbreaking collaboration with United States Steel Corporation (U.S. Steel) and CPFD Software (CPFD) to develop and test a pilot-scale system aimed at eliminating carbon emissions from iron reduction. This joint effort, funded by a $5.4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), has the potential to revolutionize the steel industry s environmental impact.Under the supervision of the DOE s Industrial Efficiency and Decarbonization Office as well as the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office, Molten s partnership with U.S. Steel and CPFD will focus on designing, building, and testing a system that promotes carbon-neutral steel production. With the...

United States Steel Celebrates Opening of DR-Grade Pellet Production Facility in Minnesota, Faces Revenue Challenges in Various Industries.

United States Steel Opens Direct Reduced-Grade Pellet Production Facility in MinnesotaUnited States Steel (NYSE: X) has announced the successful launch and operational readiness of its direct reduced-grade pellet production facility at the Minnesota Ore Operations-Keetac Plant in Keewatin, Minnesota. The company has already confirmed the first shipment of DR-grade pellets and expects to deliver approximately four million tons annually. This marks a significant milestone in U.S. Steel s metallics strategy by supplying the increasing demand for high-quality steelmaking materials.In Q1, U.S Steel s corporate clients experienced a reduction in their costs of revenue by -1.85% compared to the previous year. Seque...

U.S. Steel's Consent Decree and Climate-Related Financial Disclosures: A Step Towards a Greener Future

The recent authorization of a multi-million-dollar Consent Decree by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) and the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) marks an important milestone for the United States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X). The Consent Decree, which was issued in January 2024 in collaboration with the Allegheny County Health Department, Clean Air Council, and PennEnvironment, addresses several incidents at the Clairton Plant, including the 2018 fire and power outages in 2019 and 2022.This approval signifies a significant commitment from U.S. Steel in ensuring environmental compliance and mitigating the impacts of past incidents. The company s proactive approach towards rec...

United States Steel Corporation's Strong Q1 2024 Guidance and Commitment to Tackling Climate-Related Challenges

United States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X) recently announced its first-quarter 2024 adjusted net earnings per diluted share guidance, projecting a range of $0.80 to $0.84. The company also expects its adjusted EBITDA for the same period to be approximately $425 million. These figures reflect the company s ongoing efforts to improve its financial performance and efficiency.Commenting on the first-quarter guidance, President and CEO David B. Burritt highlighted the company s dedication to smoothly running its operations as it progresses towards finalizing its transaction with Nippon Steel Corporation. This impending transaction signifies an important step for United States Steel Corporation, positioning it for...




United States Steel’s Comment on Sales, Marketing and Customers


U. S. Steel serves customers globally across the automotive, construction, consumer (packaging and appliance), electrical, industrial equipment, service center/distribution, structural tubing, and energy (oil country tubular goods and line pipe) markets. The company focuses on supplying new steel products to meet customer demand, targeting competitive positioning in strategic, high-margin end markets with high-quality, value-added products and solutions designed to reduce carbon emissions.








X's vs. Customers, Data

(Revenue and Income for Trailing 12 Months, in Millions of $, except Employees)



COMPANY NAME MARKET CAP REVENUES INCOME EMPLOYEES
United States Steel Corp 12,374.37 15,207.00 97.00 24,000
Commercial Vehicle Group Inc 115.06 649.41 -17.57 6,500
A O Smith Corporation 8,416.84 3,810.70 527.60 11,500
The Toro Company 8,922.35 4,657.70 339.80 9,227
Tetra Tech inc 9,328.66 5,826.15 440.78 25,000
Bassett Furniture Industries Incorporated 165.77 333.02 5.36 1,194
SUBTOTAL 21,973,208.77 11,179,487.59 787,509.74 14,340,878
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