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2007 ANNUAL MEETING
Steel Dynamics' 2007 Annual Shareholders Meeting
Thursday, May 17, 2007
9:00 a.m. Eastern
Grand Wayne Convention Center
Calhoun Ballroom
120 West Jefferson Boulevard
Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802
FORT WAYNE, INDIANA, April 26, 2007– Steel Dynamics, Inc. (NASDAQ-GS: STLD) today issued a statement to
clarify its position regarding recent consolidation activity in the U.S. metals industry. In response to inquiries and
comments recently made in the press regarding M&A activity, SDI stated that it is not currently in talks concerning,
nor does it have any immediate plans to involve itself in, any of the potential primary-steelmaking consolidation
transactions that have recently been the focus of interest in the financial press.
“SDI is a growth company that has always prudently evaluated growth opportunities whether they are organic or by
acquisition,” said Keith Busse, Chairman and CEO of Steel Dynamics. “We believe that some of the multiples being
paid, offered, or suggested for certain steel-making assets may not represent the best values or alternatives for SDI
shareholders. Organic or greenfield growth in certain sectors (expanding existing SDI facilities, or building and
operating new, more cost-effective operations) may well be a better alternative.
“Since our start-up in 1996, Steel Dynamics has achieved a compound annual growth rate of over 20 percent and
has consistently demonstrated some of the best operating and financial metrics among U.S. steelmakers. To a
large extent, our growth has resulted from the successful construction and operation of new, efficient steelmaking
operations. We have looked at many M&A opportunities over the past few years and have sought to pursue
relatively few. The acquisitions we have made in recent years have been at reasonable valuations and are providing
strong returns on invested capital.
“Steel Dynamics continues to be interested in pursuing growth at a reasonable price, balancing the additional
premium that may be required by an acquisition against the cost of internal growth project opportunities. Our
management team, which we regard as one of the industry’s strongest in terms of technical, commercial, and
entrepreneurial skills, will continue to look at opportunities that make sense for the company, and thus, our
shareholders. Each opportunity will be evaluated on its own merits.
“With respect to SDI’s tolerance for financial leverage, it has not been our practice to over-lever our company, nor
do we intend to do so in the future. Through disciplined growth, our debt-to-capitalization ratio has declined
markedly over the past few years. SDI’s balance sheet and capital structure depict an extremely strong company
with great financial flexibility. While we are in a strong position to undertake various projects to foster further
growth, we would only expect to proceed with projects or acquisitions that are prudent from a financial and
business operations perspective,” Busse said.
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains some predictive statements about future events, such as the merger or acquisition of companies with or by
Steel Dynamics, the possible investment in and/or construction of new production facilities, taking on additional indebtedness, and the
company’s strategies to achieve future growth. These strategies are subject to change and may not play out as we currently expect and
intend. These statements are intended to be made as “forward-looking,” subject to many risks and uncertainties, within the safe harbor
protections of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such predictive statements are not guarantees of future
performance, and actual results could differ materially from our current expectations.
clarify its position regarding recent consolidation activity in the U.S. metals industry. In response to inquiries and
comments recently made in the press regarding M&A activity, SDI stated that it is not currently in talks concerning,
nor does it have any immediate plans to involve itself in, any of the potential primary-steelmaking consolidation
transactions that have recently been the focus of interest in the financial press.
“SDI is a growth company that has always prudently evaluated growth opportunities whether they are organic or by
acquisition,” said Keith Busse, Chairman and CEO of Steel Dynamics. “We believe that some of the multiples being
paid, offered, or suggested for certain steel-making assets may not represent the best values or alternatives for SDI
shareholders. Organic or greenfield growth in certain sectors (expanding existing SDI facilities, or building and
operating new, more cost-effective operations) may well be a better alternative.
“Since our start-up in 1996, Steel Dynamics has achieved a compound annual growth rate of over 20 percent and
has consistently demonstrated some of the best operating and financial metrics among U.S. steelmakers. To a
large extent, our growth has resulted from the successful construction and operation of new, efficient steelmaking
operations. We have looked at many M&A opportunities over the past few years and have sought to pursue
relatively few. The acquisitions we have made in recent years have been at reasonable valuations and are providing
strong returns on invested capital.
“Steel Dynamics continues to be interested in pursuing growth at a reasonable price, balancing the additional
premium that may be required by an acquisition against the cost of internal growth project opportunities. Our
management team, which we regard as one of the industry’s strongest in terms of technical, commercial, and
entrepreneurial skills, will continue to look at opportunities that make sense for the company, and thus, our
shareholders. Each opportunity will be evaluated on its own merits.
“With respect to SDI’s tolerance for financial leverage, it has not been our practice to over-lever our company, nor
do we intend to do so in the future. Through disciplined growth, our debt-to-capitalization ratio has declined
markedly over the past few years. SDI’s balance sheet and capital structure depict an extremely strong company
with great financial flexibility. While we are in a strong position to undertake various projects to foster further
growth, we would only expect to proceed with projects or acquisitions that are prudent from a financial and
business operations perspective,” Busse said.
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains some predictive statements about future events, such as the merger or acquisition of companies with or by
Steel Dynamics, the possible investment in and/or construction of new production facilities, taking on additional indebtedness, and the
company’s strategies to achieve future growth. These strategies are subject to change and may not play out as we currently expect and
intend. These statements are intended to be made as “forward-looking,” subject to many risks and uncertainties, within the safe harbor
protections of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such predictive statements are not guarantees of future
performance, and actual results could differ materially from our current expectations.
Der US-amerikanische Stahlkonzern Steel Dynamics (WKN 903772 ) befindet sich
auf Wachstumskurs. Der Konzern habe seinen Gewinn gegenüber dem
Vorjahresquartal um 34 Prozent gesteigert. Vorhauser führt die starke
Entwicklung vor allem auf die kürzlich erfolgte strategische Umstrukturierung
zurück. ?Präsident und CEO Keith Busse hat das Management umgebaut. Die neue
Aufteilung auf zwei Geschäftsfelder soll zukünftig noch mehr Gewinne
ermöglichen?, erläutert Vorhauser.
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