ArcelorMittal Belgium is a major steel producer with large-scale, integrated facilities in Ghent and specialized finishing lines in Liège. It is a leading European supplier of high-quality flat carbon steel for the automotive industry and other industrial sectors.
The core business is large-scale, integrated steel manufacturing. This includes operating coke plants, blast furnaces, steel shops, continuous casters, and hot and cold rolling mills. The Ghent and Liège sites produce a vast range of flat steel products, including hot and cold rolled coils, and metallic and organically coated sheets.
As a primary material producer, their service is the reliable supply of high-quality steel products to major manufacturing sectors. They work in close co-development with customers, particularly in the automotive industry, to create advanced high-strength steels (AHSS) that enable lighter, safer, and more fuel-efficient vehicles.
Expertise in the entire integrated steelmaking route. Advanced hot and cold rolling mills for precise thickness and surface quality control. State-of-the-art continuous galvanizing and organic coating lines. Production of innovative steel solutions like Fortiform® for automotive lightweighting.
Automotive (primary market), Construction, Domestic Appliances, Packaging, and General Industry.
The primary raw materials are iron ore and coal (coke). The main finished products are flat carbon steel coils and sheets, with various coatings and finishes.
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ArcelorMittal has a major global R&D center located in Ghent, which is at the forefront of developing new steel products and sustainable production technologies. Research focuses on advanced high-strength steels, surface coatings, and breakthrough decarbonization processes.
The sites hold numerous essential certifications, including ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001 (Environment), ISO 45001 (Health & Safety), and the critical IATF 16949 standard for the automotive industry.
The steel produced by ArcelorMittal Belgium is a key component in vehicles from nearly all major European car manufacturers. The company is also a leader in sustainability projects, with initiatives like 'Steelanol', a plant that captures carbon-rich gases from the blast furnace and converts them into bioethanol, and projects aimed at replacing coal with green hydrogen in the steelmaking process.