Webco Industries Expands Steel Processing to Port Muskogee, Oklahoma

Steel tubing manufacturer Webco Industries is expanding its Oklahoma operations to Port Muskogee. The project is expected to create up to 10 jobs within six months.

Port-owned slitter facility

Webco is upgrading a port-owned slitter facility at the Port Muskogee Industrial Park for heavy-gauge steel processing. The site offers multimodal transportation, including barge access via the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System. Webco makes carbon and stainless steel tubing for the automotive, oil and gas, refining, power generation, agriculture and construction industries.

Donnie Holder, Vice President of Strategic Sourcing and Global Trade Affairs at Webco said:

“Port Muskogee offers the multimodal infrastructure and strategic location we need to efficiently serve our customers and support future growth. This facility allows us to expand our steel processing capabilities while building on our long history of manufacturing in Oklahoma.”

Asset back in use

Kimbra Scott, Executive Director of Port Muskogee said:

“This partnership puts a unique Port-owned industrial asset back into productive use, creates new local jobs, and grows steel-related freight activity supported by the multimodal infrastructure of Port Muskogee.”