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US Government to Have Control in Nippon Steel-US Steel Deal, Trump and Sen. McCormick Say

  • On Friday, President Donald Trump announced a $14 billion investment deal between Japan-based Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel, creating the world's third largest steel producer with U.S. Government control safeguards.
  • The agreement comes after national security objections halted Nippon Steel’s attempt to acquire U.S. Steel in a transaction valued at close to $15 billion under President Biden, and includes measures such as appointing an American CEO, establishing a board with a U.S. Majority, and granting the government a ‘golden share’ that allows it to approve certain corporate decisions.
  • Nippon Steel plans to dedicate $2.4 billion to upgrading facilities near Pittsburgh, which includes refurbishing the historic 19th-century Edgar Thomson Works blast furnace and adding a state-of-the-art electric furnace that uses scrap metal for steelmaking.
  • Trump emphasized the U.S. Will control the company, stating, "otherwise I wouldn't make the deal," while Senator David McCormick highlighted that the structure was Nippon's proposal and will save thousands of American jobs.
  • The partnership aims to protect U.S. Steel industry interests, maintain production levels, and grant Nippon Steel market access and tariff benefits, signaling a unique model balancing foreign investment with domestic security.
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Mining Technology | Mining News and Views Updated Daily broke the news in on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
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