Hybar Steel

A second Hybar plant would further secure Mississippi County’s place as the capital of U.S. steel production. read more >

Is the U.S. Steel deal a sign of increasing government control of private business? read more >

Hybar Steel founder Dave Stickler says aggressive training, automation and a flat structure are powering Arkansas' rise in rebar production. read more >

Dave Stickler, a godfather of environmentally sustainable steel, summed up his industry’s history in Arkansas earlier this month. His bottom line? Modern, ecological steelmaking is economical steelmaking. read more >

The environmentally sustainable mill is producing rebar twenty-two months after Hybar broke ground on its 1,300-acre site in Osceola. read more >

Lexicon, W&W/AFCO Steel and Hybar remain optimistic about industry growth despite tariff uncertainties, pointing to environmental advantages of American steel and continued investment in the state. read more >

Hybar Steel in Osceola is considering two new mills, possibly in Arkansas, after completing a $1 billion rebar mill, but federal policy changes may impact the decision. read more >

Hybar is the 15th employer to participate in the program, which has facilitated 122 home purchases with the goal of strengthening the local workforce. read more >