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Carpenter
Technology Corporation is an international developer, manufacturer and
distributor of cast wrought and powder metallurgy specialty alloys/metals
including super alloys, ultra-high strength steels, and stainless steel, as
well as titanium alloys in a range of product forms. Headquartered in Reading,
Pennsylvania, Carpenter Technology maintains manufacturing and distribution
operations throughout the United States, Mexico, Europe and Asia. Its most recent
facility is a service center in China.
In
addition to the specialty alloys operation based in Reading, Carpenter acquired
Dynamet Incorporated, Washington, Pa., a titanium alloy producer, and placed
its tool steel and powder metallurgy business in the Carpenter Powder Products
unit during the 1990s. In January 2011, the company announced the acquisition
of Houston-based Amega West Services for $54 million; the deal expands
Carpenter's business in the oil and gas drilling market (Amega West
manufactures and services complex drilling components).
About
35% of revenue comes from business abroad, over half of that from Europe (56%
of international sales), 22% from the rest of North America (Mexico 14%, Canada
8%), Asia pacific 17% with the rest of the world accounting for the other
5%. For the fiscal year ended June 2010 company net sales amounted to $1.2
billion 54% of which came from the sale of special alloy products (up 3% from
the year before), 33% from stainless steels (down 1%), 9% from titanium
products (down 1%) and 4% from other types (down 1% from the previous year).
The aerospace (43% of revenue) and industrial (23%) industries are by far the
largest end users of Carpenter Technology; their relative importance to
business was unchanged between 2009 and 2010. Among other end users ($403.9
million in business in 2010) the consumer industry (10% of net sales) was most
important (breaking a tie with medical the year before) followed by medical
(9%) and automotive (8%)
Type
Public NYSECRS
NYSE:
Carp TechCorp
Industry Iron & Steel
Founded June 1, 1889
Founder(s) James H. Carpenter
Headquarters Reading, Pennsylvania
Area
served USA, Europe, Asia, Canada,
and Mexico
Key
people Gregory A. Pratt Chairman
William
A. Wulfsohn President & CEO
Revenue $1,198.6 mil FY’10 12%
Operating
income
$11.7
mil FY’10 81.7%
Net
income
$2.1
mil FY’10
Total
assets $1.583 billion June'10 5.73%
Cur
$820.2 mil
Total
equity
$573.2
million
Employees 3,000 (Dec'10)
Website
www.cartech.com
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