voestalpine Roll Forming Corporation

voestalpine Roll Forming Corporation belongs to voestalpine, a global steel and technology group headquartered in Linz, Austria. Founded in 1938, the group combines materials and processing expertise to produce high-quality steel products, tool steels, railway systems and lightweight components for industrial customers. It employs approximately 49,700 people and operates in over 50 countries across five continents, generating annual revenue of roughly €15.7 billion.

The group is organised into four divisions: Steel, which produces high-quality steel products; High Performance Metals, covering tool steels and high performance metals; Metal Engineering, which supplies railway infrastructure systems; and Metal Forming, which makes innovative lightweight components for the automotive sector. These operations serve a range of industry verticals, among them automotive, aerospace, energy, consumer goods and rail infrastructure.

Decarbonisation is a central part of the group's technical work. In 2019 it commissioned the world's largest pilot facility in the steel industry for CO2-neutral green hydrogen production, and it continues to develop green hydrogen and CO2-neutral manufacturing technologies. voestalpine has stated a target of net-zero CO2 emissions by 2050 and describes its environmental focus alongside a commitment to innovation and high-quality production.