Mainline Metals Acquires Great South Metals

Conshohocken, PA (Newswire.com) - Mainline Metals, Inc. announced today that it acquired Great South Metals, located in Acworth, Georgia. Under the leadership of John Kingery, Great South Metals has become one of the leading flat-rolled service centers in the South with a phenomenal reputation for over 40 years. It has immediately bolstered Mainline Metals' position as a leading nationwide provider of prime, excess, and secondary steel.

With over 36 years as a business, Mainline Metals' core strengths are its personal service, industry knowledge, integrity, resourcefulness, and ability to react quickly to customer needs. Its foundation of passionate leadership, high-performing team members, and the unique ability to pivot with market change are the driving engines behind the company's growth. It has continued to diversify and expand based on the rapidly changing market needs.

Mainline Metals President, Andrew Geisler, commented, "This partnership presents the perfect opportunity for Great South Metals to leverage Mainline Metals' robust industry knowledge. At the same time, Great South Metals' expertise in the prime steel market and supply chain programs enhances Mainline Metals' capabilities to serve its customers and engage more deeply in the prime market. This is a mutually beneficial agreement for both companies and, in particular, our customers."

Dan Goldstein, Vice President of Sales for Mainline Metals, stated, "We are excited to welcome everyone at Great South Metals, led by Gary Roberts, an industry veteran, to the Mainline family. Their ideal location, extensive set of flat rolled value-added processing equipment, and, most importantly, their passionate and seasoned team add tremendous value and reach to our market offerings. The synergy of Mainline's and Great South's mutual strengths in Hot Rolled, Cold Rolled, Galvanized, and Pre-Painted products are ideal for our strategic growth."

About Mainline Metals

Mainline Metals is a steel distributor focused on the prime, excess, and secondary steel markets. The company is headquartered in Pennsylvania but has a coil processing and storage facility in Arkansas. For more info, visit mainlinemetals.com.