SunCoke Energy (NYSE:SXC) is a leading independent producer of metallurgical coke and related products for the steel and foundry industries. The company specializes in manufacturing both blast furnace coke and foundry coke, offering high‐quality, low‐sulfur coal products that serve as essential inputs in steelmaking and metal casting processes. In addition to coke production, SunCoke provides comprehensive engineering, maintenance and environmental solutions tailored to the needs of integrated steel mills and foundries.
The company operates a network of coke production facilities across the United States, including plants in Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia and Louisiana. These strategically located sites enable SunCoke to supply major domestic steel producers as well as export customers in Asia and Europe. In support of its core operations, SunCoke maintains logistics capabilities for railcar loading, vessel dock services and inland barge transport, ensuring timely delivery of its products to end users.
SunCoke traces its origins to established Appalachian coke operations and completed its initial public offering in late 2007, emerging as a standalone company focused on safe, efficient coke manufacture. Over time, SunCoke has expanded its footprint through strategic partnerships and capital investments in emissions control technology, oven rebuilds and process improvements. These projects have reinforced the company’s commitment to operational reliability and environmental stewardship, helping customers meet increasingly stringent air quality standards.
Headquartered in Lisle, Illinois, SunCoke is led by an experienced management team with deep expertise in the coal, steel and energy sectors. The company emphasizes continuous improvement, workforce safety and community engagement as part of its corporate governance framework. By combining technical know-how with a focus on sustainable practices, SunCoke Energy aims to support its customers’ production needs while advancing environmental performance throughout its operations.
