Russel Metals Inc
TSX:RUS
RUS's latest stock split occurred on Apr 1, 1993
The company executed a 3-for-2 stock split, meaning that for every 2 shares held, investors received 3 new shares.
The adjusted shares began trading on Apr 1, 1993. This was the only stock split in RUS's history.
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Russel Metals Inc
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In the realm of industrial operations, Russel Metals Inc. has etched its presence as a pivotal player in the North American steel distribution and metal processing sectors. Founded in 1929, this storied company has evolved to become one of the largest metals distribution and processing companies on the continent. At the heart of Russel Metals’ operations lies its diversified approach, embracing three distinct business segments: Metals Service Centers, Energy Products, and Steel Distributors. The company's service centers distribute a broad range of steel and non-ferrous alloy products; essentially, they are the connective tissue between the mills that produce metals and the industries that consume them. These hubs add value through precision cutting and processing services, meeting the exact specifications of their clientele ranging from construction companies to automotive manufacturers. Russel Metals' Energy Products division thrives on supplying key materials to the oil and gas industry, demonstrating agility in adapting to the fluctuating dynamics of the energy markets. They provide products such as pipes, valves, and fittings essential for energy infrastructure, from exploration to transportation. Meanwhile, the Steel Distributors segment serves as a bulk supply channel, trading large volumes of steel that underpin hefty construction projects and the manufacturing of heavy machinery. By leveraging its vast network of supplies and embracing strategic acquisitions, the company streamlines operations and maximizes efficiencies, thereby ensuring a steady cash flow. Through this multifaceted business model, Russel Metals effectively harnesses its resources to bolster its market position while navigating the cyclical nature of the metals and energy markets.
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