HARSCO Stock Price, News & Analysis

Harsco Corporation, historically traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker HSC, underwent a significant corporate rebranding and ticker change as part of its strategic evolution. The company changed its name to Enviri Corporation and began trading on the NYSE under the ticker NVRI. According to the company, this new name and brand identity reflect a transformation over several years into a single-thesis environmental solutions company focused on managing, recycling and beneficially reusing waste and byproduct materials across many industries.

Enviri describes itself as a trusted global leader in providing environmental services and related solutions. It states that it serves a diverse customer base by offering critical recycle and reuse solutions for waste streams, helping customers address complex environmental challenges and work toward sustainability goals. The company is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and reports operating in more than 150 locations in over 30 countries.

Corporate transformation from Harsco to Enviri

The transition from Harsco Corporation to Enviri Corporation was presented as the culmination of a multi‑year shift in the company’s business focus. Enviri has indicated that all of its revenue comes from environmentally focused segments. The rebranding was accompanied by a change in NYSE ticker from HSC to NVRI, marking the end of Harsco’s trading history under the HSC symbol and the continuation of the same corporate entity under a new name and ticker.

While the corporate name changed, the company has stated that its operating segments continue under established brands. These segments include Harsco Environmental, Clean Earth and Harsco Rail. Together, they form the environmental services platform that Enviri highlights in its public communications.

Harsco Environmental segment

Harsco Environmental is described as the largest and most comprehensive provider of onsite material processing and environmental services to the global metals industry. The division reports operations at more than 130 customer sites across more than 32 countries. It positions itself as a technology partner to cleaner, more efficient metal production, providing economically and environmentally focused solutions for the treatment and reuse of production by‑products.

Examples from company announcements illustrate the type of work performed by Harsco Environmental. The division has reported renewal contracts for steel mill services and products with major steel producers, including ArcelorMittal Long Products in Quebec and Ternium facilities in Latin America. Under these agreements, Harsco Environmental provides services such as slag pit digging, metallic recovery, melt shop cleaning, slag pot carrying, slag processing, metal recovery, scrap management, raw material handling and related support services. These activities are described as important for maintaining mill operations, optimizing productivity and reducing environmental impact in steel manufacturing.

Clean Earth segment

Clean Earth is presented as a specialty waste business within Enviri. It describes its vision as creating a better future by turning specialty waste into recycling opportunities. Clean Earth states that it provides remediation, disposal, recycling and beneficial reuse solutions for hazardous and non‑hazardous waste and contaminated materials. It reports operating a network of locations across the United States and serving markets that generate waste, including energy, infrastructure, commercial, industrial, retail and healthcare.

Clean Earth has also highlighted a long‑term agreement with Veolia North America for incineration capacity at a hazardous waste treatment facility in Arkansas. The agreement is described as providing access to thermal treatment capacity for environmental, household and industrial waste, with the goal of offering reliable, predictable and efficient waste disposal options for Clean Earth customers.

Harsco Rail segment

Harsco Rail is identified by Enviri as another operating segment that continues under its existing name. Public communications describe Harsco Rail as a rail business that has been the subject of strategic review, with the company indicating that it has explored alternatives for this segment and has discussed positioning it for a potential sale. In commentary from an external stockholder letter addressed to Enviri’s board, Harsco Rail is referred to as the “Rail Segment” and characterized as an underperforming business that some investors believe should be divested to create a more focused environmental solutions company. The company’s own disclosures have noted efforts to simplify and de‑risk the rail business and position it for a sale.

Environmental solutions focus

Enviri emphasizes that its business is centered on environmental solutions and waste‑related services. It has reported that all of its revenue comes from environmentally focused segments, specifically Clean Earth and Harsco Environmental, and has highlighted initiatives related to decarbonization, energy efficiency and enhanced resource recovery technologies. The company has also referenced objectives such as pursuing zero waste outcomes for customers and partners, and transforming waste and byproduct materials into recycled, repurposed or reused outputs.

Through its segments, Enviri describes itself as addressing industrial and specialty waste streams, supporting recycling and reuse, and offering services that help customers manage environmental and regulatory challenges. Its operations span steel mill services, specialty waste treatment, remediation and other environmental management activities tied to industrial processes.

Historical context for HSC

For investors and researchers reviewing the HSC ticker, it is important to recognize that HSC is the historical symbol for Harsco Corporation prior to the name and ticker change. The underlying company continues to operate as Enviri Corporation under the NYSE ticker NVRI. Historical financial results, contracts and corporate actions disclosed under the HSC symbol form part of the same corporate history that now continues under NVRI.