Acindar
An Argentine steel manufacturer operating as part of ArcelorMittal.
Last updated August 25, 2026
Overview
Acindar is an Argentine steel manufacturer serving the construction, industrial, and agricultural sectors. Its product range includes reinforcing steel, wire rod, wire products, welded mesh, and selected long-steel products. The company later became part of ArcelorMittal and serves as one of the group’s important operating businesses in Argentina. Because the available verified material is limited, this entry focuses on the brand’s identity, ownership, and broad product scope.
History
Acindar originated during the development of Argentina’s steel industry and was established in 1942. Its early activities focused on steel production and applications in construction and industry. As demand from Argentina’s construction, infrastructure, and manufacturing sectors evolved, the company developed a portfolio including reinforcing steel, wire rod, wire products, and welded mesh, building strong recognition in the local market. Its ownership and group affiliation later changed, and Acindar ultimately became part of ArcelorMittal’s Argentine operations. It continues to focus on Argentina while supplying steel products to construction, industrial, and agricultural customers. The available material is insufficient to describe every ownership change, production site, or operating metric reliably.
- 1942
Products and positioning
Reinforcing steel
Reinforcing steel used for concrete structures and construction projects, forming one of Acindar’s core product categories for the building and infrastructure markets.
Wire rod
Steel supplied in coil form for further processing into wire, fasteners, and other industrial products, serving industrial and construction supply chains.
Wire products
Wire products for construction, agricultural, and industrial applications, reflecting Acindar’s downstream steel-product activities.
Welded mesh
Welded steel mesh used for reinforcement in concrete structures, floors, and other construction applications.
Sources
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