Kesavan Verappen Naidoo

Part of ArcelorMittal SA, ArcelorMittal South Africa Operations (Pty) Ltd. is a South African company that manufactures steel products.

Part of ArcelorMittal SA, Collect-a-Can (Pty) Ltd. is a South African-based can recovery and recycling organization with a head office and seven branches across the country, including branches in Johannesburg and Cape Town. The South African company's focus has since changed to the recovery of all scrap aluminum beverage cans, as the main producer of cans, Nampak Bevcan, has converted to aluminum. Collect-a-Can works actively within various communities, encouraging citizens from all walks of life to assist in their can collecting efforts through their 'cash for cans' initiative, which safeguards the livelihood of thousands of unemployed South Africans and allows community development across the Southern African region. Founded in 1993 by ArcelorMittal and Nampak, the company proactively addresses the steel beverage can industry's responsibility to the environment by recovering all scrap tinplate generated in the tinplate and can-making processes, including used metal cans.

Part of Toyota Tsusho Corp., Toyota Tsusho South Africa Pty Ltd. engages in business management, vehicle and parts distribution, marketing and after sales support. The company is based in Kwazulu Natal, South Africa.

Part of ArcelorMittal SA, Saldanha Steel Pty Ltd. is a steel manufacturing company based in Vanderbijlpark, South Africa. The South African company specializes in producing steel products. Saldanha Steel was acquired by ArcelorMittal South Africa Ltd. from Industrial Development Corp. of South Africa Ltd. on December 01, 2001.

Macsteel International Holdings BV engages in trading rolled steel products. It offers sourcing of steel products and raw materials, marketing and selling steel products and raw materials, cliams handling, logistics management, banking services, after sales support and shipping services. The company was founded on January 1, 1997 and is headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherland.