We know that what we say about our Company and how we say it can either build up or break down our reputation, so we take care in our communications.

• Don’t speak for ATI. To provide clarity and consistency, we have spokespersons who are designated to speak on our behalf to the media, investors and others. Unless you’re authorized to do so, direct communications to the proper contact.
• Cooperate with government agencies. If you receive a request from a government agency (federal, state or local) in any country for an interview, data, documents, access to files or entry into an ATI facility, immediately contact ATI’s Chief Compliance Officer or ATI’s Law Department. We cooperate with reasonable requests for information about our operations or in connection with investigations.
• Exercise caution online. Social media offers both opportunities and risks. In your online activity:
  • If you post about topics related to our business, don’t give the impression you are speaking for ATI. Clearly disclose that you are an employee and identify your opinions as your own, not ATI’s.
  • Don’t disclose confidential information (including nonpublic financial or other business information) or personal data.
  • Don’t post any content that would be considered harassing or discriminatory.