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A new Dual Head Coater for the Paint Line at the Glenbrook Steel Mill has been successfully commissioned. Investing in this equipment allows New Zealand Steel to support current COLORSTEEL® demand and future growth projections of our domestic and Pacific Island markets. In addition to increased throughput, the Dual Head Coater also provides a reduction in Green House Gas intensity per tonne of painted product produced.

New Zealand Steel's very own Kiln Operator Nick Lyons has been given the opportunity of a lifetime, to live out his dream of becoming a professional rugby player.

When Ngati Te Ata reached out to New Zealand Steel for support in the repair of the whare oranga (place of well-being) roof at Tahuna Marae, the team quickly assessed the community's need and agreed to help. A project team was formed including SteelServ, New Zealand Steel Riggers, Scaffolders, and Marketing, along with Summerville Brothers and Nils McGee Roofing team. 

Since 2007 New Zealand Steel has been a primary sponsor of RYDA NZ - a role that it shares with BOC.

The programme targets 15-16 year olds who are at the stage of their lives when they start to drive or ride in a vehicle driven by their peers. Since its inception, RYDA has benefited the lives of more than 90,000 students across New Zealand.

New Zealand Steel is proud to support RYDA because of the impact road accidents have on young people and families and particularly because it is a good fit…

Working with people most at risk of long-term unemployment, Te Whangai creates unique and innovative means of supporting the most vulnerable members of our community. They have a Kaupapa Maori approach that creates a village for people of all ages.

New Zealand Steel has partnered with Te Whangai for over 14 years to achieve social, environmental, economic and cultural outcomes for its communities. 




Learn more about Te Whangai Trust at www.tewhangai.org

Inspiring New Zealanders to Live Sustainably.

Tread Lightly programmes aim to teach Auckland students and their families of the environmental consequences of their everyday lives, and to inspire positive behaviour change to create actual environmental benefits.

Tread Lightly Trust has completed over 200 school visits in the Auckland region and hosts over 10,000 students a year. More than 65,000 school children have experienced the programme since it began in 2010.

New Zealand Steel has support…

Trees for Survival is a charitable trust which works with over 150 schools and local communities across New Zealand to grow and plant native trees along waterways and on erosion prone hillsides.

New Zealand Steel has supported Trees for Survival for more than 15 years. Students grow seedlings throughout the year to plant on environmentally at-risk sites during planting season (May - August).

This year students from our local schools planted over 3,500 native plants in our community as part of…

Coastguard Waiuku was formed in 1973 and covers the Waikato River up as far as Huntly, Waikato River Bar, the West Coast up to 12 nautical miles out, and the Manukau Harbour and bar.

New Zealand Steel has provided long-standing support to enable a rescue vessel to operate in the waters surrounding the local area.

Learn more about Coastguard Waiuku here >

Established in 1995, the Graeme Dingle Foundation aims inspire school age New Zealand children to reach their full potential through programmes that help build self-esteem, promote good values and teach valuable life, education and health skills.

In 2018, after learning of the struggles Pukekohe North School was facing to engage students and maintain a positive, violence free environment, New Zealand Steel provided financial support to the Dingle Foundation to enable the launch of a Kiwi Can pr…

New Zealand Steel's flagship brand COLORSTEEL® remains by far the most recognised roofing brand in New Zealand* and continues to be the preferred choice for Kiwi's across the country when it comes to protecting the places they live, work and play.