COMMERCIAL METALS Co

The following table describes our principal properties as of August 31, 2025. These properties are either owned by us and not subject to any significant encumbrances or are leased by us. Refer to Part I, Item 1, Business, included in this Annual Report for a discussion of the nature of our operations.

(1) Consists of 42 scrap metal recycling facilities, with 15 locations in Texas, seven locations in South Carolina, four locations in each of Florida and Tennessee, two locations in each of Alabama, Georgia, Missouri and North Carolina and one location in each of California, Kansas, Louisiana and Oklahoma. The recycling facilities associated with the North America Steel Group segment are not individually material.

(2) Consists of 53 fabrication facilities, with 11 locations in Texas, five locations in Florida, three locations in each of California and Illinois, two locations in each of Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah and Virginia, and one location in each of Alabama, Kentucky, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Ohio. The fabrication facilities associated with the North America Steel Group segment are not individually material.

(3) Consists of three post-tension cable facilities, with two locations in Georgia and one location in California. The post-tension cable facilities are not individually material.

(4) Consists of four CMC Anchoring Systems facilities, with one location in each of North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Utah. The CMC Anchoring Systems facilities are not individually material.

(5) Consists of two CMC Impact Metals facilities, with one location in Alabama and one location in Pennsylvania. The CMC Impact Metals facilities are not individually material.

(6) Consists of 24 CMC Construction Services facilities, with 18 locations in Texas, five locations in Louisiana and one location in Oklahoma. The CMC Construction Services facilities are not individually material.

(7) Consists of four Tensar facilities, with one location in each of Georgia, Oklahoma, China and the U.K. The Tensar facilities are not individually material.

(8) The recycling facilities and fabrication facilities associated with the Europe Steel Group segment are not individually material.

(9) Refer to Part 1, Item 1, Business, of this Annual Report for information about the calculation of capacity for our steel mills.

The extent to which we utilize our capacity varies by property and is highly dependent on the specific product mix manufactured. Our product mix is determined in response to market conditions, including pricing and demand. We believe our properties are appropriately utilized and suitable for current and foreseeable operations and are capable of increased production.

In addition to the facilities described above, we own 208 acres of land in Berkeley County, West Virginia, the site of our fourth micro mill, which is currently under construction. We expect to begin melt shop production at this micro mill during 2026.

In addition to the leased facilities described above, we lease a 105,916 square foot office space for our corporate headquarters in Irving, Texas. Most of our leases expire on various dates over the next ten years, with the exception of the leased facilities in our Europe Steel Group segment, which have longer lease terms. Several of our leases include renewal options, and while we have exercised renewal options in certain cases in the past, the decision to renew is made based on business needs and market conditions at the time of expiration. We estimate our minimum annual rental obligation for our real estate operating leases in effect at August 31, 2025, to be paid during 2026, to be approximately $13 million.