According to documents submitted to the SEC, Worthington Steel signed an asset-based revolving credit agreement with Wells Fargo on June 25, 2026.

This financing arrangement is aimed at providing flexible financial support for the company's daily operations and growth plans. Asset-based credit lines are typically secured by the company's liquid assets such as inventory and accounts receivable, with the available credit fluctuating according to changes in the value of the collateralized assets. This offers companies a funding source that aligns with their business cycles. The agreement marks Worthington Steel's reinforcement of its financial strategy toolkit, helping to optimize capital structure and enhance liquidity management. In a complex and volatile market environment, ensuring stable and reliable lines of credit is crucial for the sound operation of manufacturing enterprises.