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CMC vs WOR

CMC: A vertically integrated steel producer leveraging EAF mills and scrap recycling to serve construction, automotive, and industrial markets with a focus on sustainable, low-cost production. WOR: Worthington Enterprises is a diversified industrial manufacturer specializing in pressure vessels, sustainable energy solutions, and high-performance building and consumer products.

Side-by-side fundamentals

MetricCMCWOREdge
Price as of 2026-07-22 close$68.07$54.97
Market cap as of 2026-07-23$7.5B$2.8B
P/E as of 2026-07-2312.5724.88CMC lower
PEG as of 2026-07-230.010.27CMC lower
Net margin as of 2026-07-23+6.7%+8.4%WOR higher
Gross margin as of 2026-07-23+18.6%+27.8%WOR higher
Operating margin as of 2026-07-23+9.0%+1.7%CMC higher
ROE as of 2026-07-23+13.7%+11.6%CMC higher
ROA as of 2026-07-23+6.7%+6.4%CMC higher
Debt / equity as of 2026-07-230.750.31WOR lower
Revenue growth (YoY) as of 2026-07-23+15.2%+15.0%CMC higher
Revenue CAGR (3y) SEC XBRL+11.2%-4.1%CMC higher
Dividend yield as of 2026-07-23+1.2%+1.4%WOR higher
Dividend streak (yrs) SEC XBRL51CMC higher
Beta as of 2026-07-231.551.37
1-year return as of 2026-07-22 close+27.6%-11.9%CMC higher

Fundamentals: Finnhub, as of 2026-07-23. Filings: SEC EDGAR. Prices are delayed daily-close data.

Last updated 2026-07-22.

Informational only — NOT financial advice. All figures are delayed daily-close data from SEC EDGAR & Finnhub, shown with their as-of date; "Edge" cells are a pure numeric comparison, not a recommendation.