Vulcan Metals Corporation Names Daniel Pullin Executive Chairman

KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Vulcan Metals Corporation (Vulcan) today announced the appointment of Daniel Pullin as executive chairman, effective immediately. Pullin will provide leadership at the board level and take over responsibility of the company's day-to-day operations, working closely with Vulcan's management team.

Vulcan is a leading North American manufacturer of large, complex, highly engineered steel castings. Vulcan's physical footprint and technical capabilities are completely unique in North America, resulting in the company playing a critical role in both national defense and economic growth. Vulcan's production is focused on critical components for defense, power generation, heavy equipment, rail transportation and the oil and gas industry. Its customers depend on precision, quality and reliable supply.

Pullin joins Vulcan to help lead the Company through its current growth phase. "What drew me to Vulcan is the important role it plays in helping its customers achieve mission critical solutions," Pullin said. "Its products go into things people depend on, and quality matters. So do the people doing the work. I intend to be present at the board level and in the plants, learning from our employees and customers. I enjoy building businesses, helping them grow and creating long-term value for all stakeholders."

The appointment comes as Vulcan continues to expand its production capabilities, grow its skilled workforce and focus on the success of its customers. The company's manufacturing footprint across the United States and Canada provides a strong foundation for serving customers that depend on a North American supplier of critical industrial components.

Pullin brings experience in leadership of large organizations, manufacturing operations and strategy consulting. Before joining Vulcan, he served Texas Christian University (TCU) as chancellor, president and dean of the business school, where he helped guide organizational growth and major operating and capital priorities. While at TCU Pullin oversaw 13,000 students, 2,200 employees, a $1 billion gross annual budget, and a university endowment, topping $3 billion for the first time in school history. At TCU, Pullin led the organization to achieve record student growth and stewarded the investment of over $500 million in campus expansion capital projects in line with the university's long-range strategic plan. He previously held leadership roles at the University of Oklahoma, McKinsey & Company and Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst. He also oversaw operations, including global manufacturing for a leading consumer products business.

About Vulcan Metals Corporation
Vulcan Metals Corporation manufactures highly engineered steel castings for demanding industrial applications, including defense, rail, power generation, heavy equipment and oil and gas. With foundry and machining operations in the United States and Canada and roots dating to 1872, Vulcan provides pattern and tooling, casting, testing, machining and related services to customers across North America. For more information, visit www.vulcanmetals.com.

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