In the 1940's, a company then known as Pittsburgh Metallurgical, began business as a producer of large-volume commodity ferroalloys for the steel indu

In the 1940's, a company then known as Pittsburgh Metallurgical, began business as a producer of large-volume commodity ferroalloys for the steel industry. In the early 1980's, when imports started undercutting domestic prices, the company decided that it was time to convert its product line to higher value added specialty ferrosilicons and magnesium ferrosilicon products. With this new direction and a new name, CC Metals and Alloys, LLC. began to establish itself as a quality supplier of specia...

In the 1940's, a company then known as Pittsburgh Metallurgical, began business as a producer of large-volume commodity ferroalloys for the steel industry. In the early 1980's, when imports started undercutting domestic prices, the company decided that it was time to convert its product line to higher value added specialty ferrosilicons and magnesium ferrosilicon products. With this new direction and a new name, CC Metals and Alloys, LLC. began to establish itself as a quality supplier of specialty ferroalloys to the steel and foundry industries. Located in Calvert City, Kentucky, CCMA is ISO 9001 certified and operates as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Miami, Florida-based Georgian American Alloys, Inc. ("GAA"), a leading manufacturer, supplier and trader of ferroalloys. Below are som