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International Steel Record Shipment for Q3 2004

Oct 8 2004

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International Steel Group Inc. today announced that it achieved record shipments for the third quarter of 2004 of approximately 4,039,000 tons.

“Our record shipments reflect the continuing strength of the steel market and our increasing shipping capability resulting from our recent acquisitions of Weirton Steel and Georgetown Steel. This is further evidence that we are rapidly becoming the leader in the North American steel industry,” said Rodney B. Mott, president and CEO. “We are optimistic that economic and steel market conditions will remain strong in North America and globally for the near term.”

Mott went on to say that the Weirton operation experienced a rapid and successful startup and that Georgetown is well on its way to reaching its planned level of production and shipments.

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