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Combining Two Names That Stand for Leadership in Steel Business

Nov 30 2007

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"Retaining our identity as Dofasco in association with ArcelorMittal allows us to build on a reputation that has taken many years to earn and is the result of the hard work and commitment of generations of Dofasco employees," commented President and CEO Juergen Schachler.

Schachler continued: "We are combining two names that stand for leadership in the steel business: Dofasco, as Canada's foremost steelmaker, and ArcelorMittal, the world's No. 1 steel company."

Schachler noted the fact that Dofasco has changed its name on other occasions during its 95 year history: "Our company's name has changed in the past, but what hasn't changed is the dedication and commitment of our people who work tirelessly to make Dofasco a leader in the steel industry and in our community. Our strength continues to be our people."

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