Worthington Industries Inc
NYSE:WOR
WOR's latest stock split occurred on Dec 1, 2023
The company executed a 1622-for-1000 stock split, meaning that for every 1000 shares held, investors received 1622 new shares.
Before the split, WOR traded at 71.6923 per share. Afterward, the share price was about 44.937.
The adjusted shares began trading on Dec 1, 2023. This was WOR's 10th stock split, following the previous one in Oct 25, 1993.
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Worthington Industries Inc
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Emerging from the heartland of America, Worthington Industries Inc. was founded in 1955 by John H. McConnell. It began its journey as a modest steel processing company in Columbus, Ohio. Today, Worthington has grown into a diversified metals manufacturing giant, skillfully blending innovation and tradition. The company finds its roots in the steel business, processing flat-rolled steel that eventually makes its way into countless everyday products. Its sprawling operations also encompass a wide array of products, from pressure cylinders utilized in industrial applications to sophisticated building products that bolster modern construction. At the core of its operations lies a keen focus on value addition, transforming raw materials into critical components that fuel multiple industries. Worthington Industries thrives by crafting value both for its customers and shareholders through a strategy of operational excellence and strategic acquisitions. By continuously expanding its product lines and optimizing its processes, the company adeptly maneuvers through the often-volatile steel market, creating a sustainable revenue stream and insulating itself against cyclical downturns. This foresighted approach allows Worthington to serve a broad spectrum of sectors, including automotive, construction, agriculture, and retail, each contributing to its financial robustness. Its ability to adapt and innovate not only underscores its enduring legacy but also positions Worthington Industries as a pivotal player in the global manufacturing landscape, where it continues to generate profit by meeting the ever-evolving demands of a modern industrial world.
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