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As a leading European steel and aluminum service centre, thyssenkrupp Materials Processing Europe processes carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum into customised slit strips and blanks.
With many years of expertise in independent procurement, consulting and prefabrication, we as processing specialist provide customers throughout Europe with individual and sustainable supply chain services and digital solutions for flat steel and aluminum. We employ around 1,000 people and, as a service centre network with locations from Spain to Hungary, serve processors from the automotive, construction, electrical or energy sectors.
C-Steel, inlcuding Electrical steel:
Stainless Steel:
Aluminum:
We go for the utmost quality and dependability along the entire value-adding supply chain, from the mill via our Processing Centers to you as our customer. With repeated investments at our numerous locations and a close commitment to our core and growth markets in western, central and eastern Europe we pursue a policy of establishing ourselves as high-efficiency steel processor at national and international level.
The quality of our processes and our internal work flows is repeatedly being documented and fine-tuned. The ultimate aim is long-term success and the satisfaction of customers, employees, shareholders all in line with our ecological responsibility and in order to promote the ongoing improvement and perceptible progress of our company.
To us compliance means more than just obeying rules and regulations. Compliance is a question of mindset: Reliability, honesty, credibility, and integrity are part of our DNA. We would rather sacrifice a contract than win it by breaking the rules.
Our compliance program is designed to identify potential risks at an early stage and if necessary initiate suitable countermeasures.
In addition to our compliance commitment, we provide our employees with a Code of Conduct as an orientation framework for shared values and basic principles. The Code of Conduct comprises key principles and basic rules for our actions.
Further information on our Code of Conduct can be found here.
thyssenkrupp is an international industrial and technology group with more than 93,000 employees. In the fiscal year 2024/2025, the company generated sales of around €33 billion in 48 countries. Its business activities are bundled in five segments: Automotive Technology, Decarbon Technologies, Materials Services, Steel Europe and Marine Systems. With extensive technological know-how, outstanding engineering competence and a high level of innovative strength, the group is a technology leader in many of its markets, developing solutions for the challenges of the future.
The activities of the thyssenkrupp Materials Processing Europe are combined in the Business Area Materials Services. Under a strong umbrella brand our products and services make an important contribution to creating a better and sustainable future. With our technologies and innovations, we work with our customers to develop cost-efficient and resource-friendly solutions to future challenges. We combine performance orientation with corporate and social responsibility.
thyssenkrupp Materials Processing Europe: one of the best examples of continuous growth and corporate success. And a symbol for premium quality and customer-oriented service - many far-sighted decisions and the history of important predecessor companies have contributed to this over six decades.
Foundation of the company Eisen- und Stahlhandel, Mannheim warehouse and renaming in 1987 to Thyssen Schulte GmbH, Stahl-Service-Center Mannheim (now the Mannheim branch).
Internationalization milestones are reached with the integration of a 50% interest in Thyssen Ros Casares in Spain.
A 50% interest is acquired in the Service-Center Radebeul, Saxony, (now the Radebeul branch).
The decisive year: within the former Thyssen AG, Thyssen Stahl-Service-Center GmbH is formed through the merger of the three service centers in Leverkusen, Mannheim and Bochum. An entirely new service provider joins the market with direct access to the experience and expertise of established steel specialists right from the start.
The service center unit of the cold rolling firm Rötzel is integrated (former Breyell branch).
The merger of the flat steel units of Thyssen and Hoesch-Krupp leads to the 100% integration of Radebeul.
A 74.9% interest is acquired in Herzog Coilex GmbH in Stuttgart. Acquisition of the French steel service centers Coste and Laminoirs et Ateliers de Jeumont (now thyssenkrupp Materials France) - the next important expansion step on the Western European market.
The name is changed to ThyssenKrupp Stahl-Service-Center GmbH.
Launching of the Polish subsidiary thyssenkrupp Stal Serwis Polska (now thyssenkrupp Materials Processing Europe Sp. z o.o.) drives forward the development of the Eastern European market.
Expansion and reorganization of the Group with additional units in Spain and Portugal.
Consolidation of the West German plants at the new center in Krefeld.
Industry unit opened at Leverkusen.
After previously increasing the stake in our subsidiary Herzog Coilex GmbH to 100 %, the former Herzog Coilex GmbH merges with ThyssenKrupp Stahl-Service-Center GmbH and becomes the Stuttgart branch.
Acquisition of the Hungarian processing center in Győr, and also the stainless steel service center in Willich, as well as the former investee company Thyssen Ros Casares S.A. in southeastern Spain.
Renaming of company group into thyssenkrupp Materials Processing Europe.
Relocation of Breyell activities to Krefeld and Willich.
The integration of the thyssenkrupp Metallcenter into the Group as the new Wörth branch adds aluminum and nonferrous metals to the portfolio.
