MCA releases 2025 Annual Report

This annual report reflects the dedication and collaboration of MCA members and sets the stage for what’s ahead.

The Metal Construction Association (MCA) has released its 2025 Annual Report. Read, download and share the report now to see MCA’s key achievements throughout the year and the industry leaders who made them possible.

The 2025 Annual Report comprises four sections based on MCA’s priorities:

• Creating demand for metal: MCA promotes metal to architects, building owners and other decision-makers, growing the industry to create new opportunities for our members.
• Educating members and the industry: MCA also educates industry stakeholders through live events and digital resources to ensure metal performs exactly as it should.
• Growing membership: MCA’s growth is driven by the value it offers members. That growth, in turn, fuels the delivery of impactful resources and amplifies our voice.
• Industry leadership: Led by professionals actively working in the field, MCA reflects the industry to ensure association priorities, initiatives and investments are shaped by real‑world experience and focused on advancing shared goals.

“This annual report reflects the dedication and collaboration of our members, and it also sets the stage for what’s ahead,” MCA Executive Director Jeff Henry said. “MCA’s progress is driven by members who step up, share their expertise and help shape what comes next. Now is a great time to get involved with MCA so that your company benefits from our shared achievements.”

Learn more at https://metalconstruction.org/membership and https://metalconstruction.org/2025-annual-report.

About the Metal Construction Association

MCA exists to advance metal construction. Through MCA, a diverse group of companies involved in metal roof and wall systems come together to expand understanding of metal’s performance, durability and design potential through education, research and advocacy. By working collectively, MCA members create market demand, shape best practices and support better building outcomes.