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After the war's conclusion, the repayments with interest by the Arcer government, as well as with a massive surge in buying due to the need for reconstruction meant that Arco Steel saw a rise in its stock price and international orders. The surge of orders continued to be unmatched going into the 1960s and 1970s, with employees across Arcerion numbering over 100,000 and giving Easthampton, despite its small and relatively unimportant geographical location, a disproportionate political role in Arcer politics. Moorden's economy became heavily dependent on both Kinnaird's financial mechanisms, as well as Easthampton's steel export and production. The majority stake in the Railway Service meant that there was an increase to a quadruple track line on the Easthampton-Kurst-Chester-on-Moore line, bringing raw iron ore and finished steel to the ports for shipping abroad. | After the war's conclusion, the repayments with interest by the Arcer government, as well as with a massive surge in buying due to the need for reconstruction meant that Arco Steel saw a rise in its stock price and international orders. The surge of orders continued to be unmatched going into the 1960s and 1970s, with employees across Arcerion numbering over 100,000 and giving Easthampton, despite its small and relatively unimportant geographical location, a disproportionate political role in Arcer politics. Moorden's economy became heavily dependent on both Kinnaird's financial mechanisms, as well as Easthampton's steel export and production. The majority stake in the Railway Service meant that there was an increase to a quadruple track line on the Easthampton-Kurst-Chester-on-Moore line, bringing raw iron ore and finished steel to the ports for shipping abroad. | ||
[[File:Arco Steel Corp.png|thumb|Organizational Layout of Arcerion Steel Corporation as of the last major corporate reshaping in 2000. ]] | [[File:Arco Steel Corp.png|thumb|Organizational Layout of Arcerion Steel Corporation as of the last major corporate reshaping in 2000. ]] | ||
The massive steel boom in the 1960s and 1970s coincided with the establishment of four new factories and a new mine in the Aileach Mountains, and solidified Arco Steel as the most important corporate entity in Eastern Arcerion. The company headquarters remained in Easthampton, however there was an increase in demand for a larger presence in Kinnaird, due to the city's financial importance. A second large building, the Kinnaird Steel Building, was constructed in 1977 and and finished by 1980, with Senior Vice President of Shipping and Exports, John Marsden Jr., moving his staff of several hundred there. The company added a fourth division in its Kinnaird Office, Subsidiaries, which would own and manage all of its foreign and domestic companies and firms. This included the acquisition of the [[National Arco Rugby League|Easthampton Mountainmen]], which due to heavy investment, attractive player contracts, became one of the most successful Rugby teams in the league. | The massive steel boom in the 1960s and 1970s coincided with the establishment of four new factories and a new mine in the Aileach Mountains, and solidified Arco Steel as the most important corporate entity in Eastern Arcerion. The company headquarters remained in Easthampton, however there was an increase in demand for a larger presence in Kinnaird, due to the city's financial importance. A second large building, the Kinnaird Steel Building, was constructed in 1977 and and finished by 1980, with Senior Vice President of Shipping and Exports, John Marsden Jr., moving his staff of several hundred there. The company added a fourth division in its Kinnaird Office, Subsidiaries, which would own and manage all of its foreign and domestic companies and firms. This included the acquisition of the [[National Arco Rugby League|Easthampton Mountainmen]], which due to heavy investment, attractive player contracts, became one of the most successful Rugby teams in the league. | ||
The subsidiary branch allowed the investment into firms that were mining and exploiting [[Howland Governorate]]'s [[Albion Sea Gas Fields|Albion Sea Gas Field]], as well as companies in South Crona and abroad. This included the purchasing of several [[Stenza|Stenzan]] companies to help with the company's increased Polynesian investments and mining operations in foreign markets. | The subsidiary branch allowed the investment into firms that were mining and exploiting [[Howland Governorate]]'s [[Albion Sea Gas Fields|Albion Sea Gas Field]], as well as companies in South Crona and abroad. This included the purchasing of several [[Stenza|Stenzan]] companies to help with the company's increased Polynesian investments and mining operations in foreign markets. | ||
Since 2000, and the Albion Sea gas boom, Arco Steel has been heavily involved with the Arctic expansion of the national economic interest. This included funding the construction of new oil derricks, as well as providing a considerable amount of steel at cost to major firms such as the Howland Petroleum Corporation and and the Albion Gas Consortium. | Since 2000, and the Albion Sea gas boom, Arco Steel has been heavily involved with the Arctic expansion of the national economic interest. This included funding the construction of new oil derricks, as well as providing a considerable amount of steel at cost to major firms such as the Howland Petroleum Corporation and and the Albion Gas Consortium. | ||
== Legal Issues == | == Legal Issues == | ||
=== Environmental Issues === | |||
=== Union Busting Allegations === | |||
== Legacy == | == Legacy == | ||
Manufacturing sector | Manufacturing sector | ||