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Unlock the Power of Stamping Steel Consolidation with your Stamping Suppliers

  • Up to 30% steel cost savings
  • 3 regions: US, Canada, Mexico
  • 100% savings after year one
  • 50/50 savings split in year one
  • No upfront costs or risks
  • How Steel Consolidation Works

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    Volume Consolidation

    We combine steel purchases across multiple suppliers to leverage volume discounts. This approach reduces costs per pound and improves negotiating power with steel mills and service centers.

    02

    Supplier Collaboration

    By working closely with your suppliers, we ensure that they source steel at the most competitive prices available, further reducing your overall material costs.

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    Self-Funding Model

    Our program operates on a shared savings basis, meaning there are no upfront costs to your business. You only pay a portion of the savings we generate, ensuring immediate positive cash flow and zero financial risk.

    Benefits of Steel Consolidation

    Some of our clients

    FAQs

    It is a supply chain optimization service that helps businesses reduce costs by bundling steel purchases across suppliers, leading to volume discounts and significant savings. CSC partners with steel mills and service centers to achieve these cost reductions.

    CSC operates on a no-cost, no-risk, self-funding model. In Year 1, savings are split 50/50 between CSC and the customer. From Year 2 onward, the customer retains 100% of the savings. This ensures positive cash flow and eliminates any upfront costs or financial risks for the customer.

    This program focuses on industries that require steel commodities such as stampings, forgings, and machined components. Our services are applicable across regions like the US, Canada, and Mexico.

    CSC consolidates steel purchases across suppliers to create volume discounts. By working directly with steel mills and service centers, we help our customers source lower-priced steel, leading to substantial cost savings.

    Customers need to provide details about their annual steel spend, tonnage, material specifications, and current suppliers. Additionally, having cost breakdowns for parts and pricing mechanisms (e.g., index adjustments) will help accelerate the process.

    CSC applies cost modeling to estimate current steel cost levels and usage. This allows us to determine if savings opportunities exist and develop a business case for cost reduction.

    Yes, transitioning from smaller volume purchases to bundled steel buys benefits both large and small suppliers by reducing steel costs and improving the efficiency of supply chains.