Tenaris invests more than USD 90 million in Pennsylvania steel, pipe facilities

  • Tenaris will invest more than USD 90 million to upgrade its Koppel, Pennsylvania steel shop and Ambridge seamless pipe plant.
  • Capital plan targets automation and equipment upgrades to lift efficiency, reliability, production capacity, and shop-floor safety.
  • Spending follows USD 150 million invested since Tenaris acquired the Pennsylvania sites in 2020.
  • Projects include electric arc furnace upgrades, higher-capacity ladles, and new material-handling areas to streamline flows between both facilities.
  • Most work is expected to run into the second half of 2027.


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