Worthington Steel, which has a location in Porter, was named a GM Supplier of the Year at General Motor’s 34th annual Supplier of the Year awards.
Worthington Steel is among 103 suppliers from 14 countries that made the 2025 list. It has earned the honor five times, including the past three years.
“Our employees are dedicated to helping our customers achieve their business goals, and this award is a direct reflection of those efforts,” said Worthington Steel President and CEO Geoff Gilmore in a press release. “We’re honored to be recognized for their hard work and proud to support GM in driving the future of transportation. Our relationship with GM is built on a shared commitment to continuous improvement, and we look forward to continuing this strong partnership.”
Winners of the GM awards are selected by a team who assess performance.
“Supplier of the Year is one of those key moments our whole team looks forward to every year because it highlights the partnerships behind every vehicle we build,” said Shilpan Amin, senior vice president, global chief procurement and supply chain officer at GM. “The results our suppliers deliver throughout the entire product development cycle are central to our ability to deliver world-class vehicles to our customers.
“When our suppliers, such as Worthington Steel, lean in with us on new technology and flawless execution, we can move faster, compete harder and unlock more value across the entire supply chain.”
Worthington Steel is a metals processor and employs 6,000 employees in 37 facilities in seven states and 10 countries.
