We specialize in recycling scrap metal sourced from various outlets like end-of-life vehicles, consumer goods, industry, construction, and demolition. This leads to the sale of approximately 10 million tonnes of recycled materials annually. With global operations in both ferrous and non-ferrous sectors, we generate over 100 grades of top-quality recycled materials. These materials are distributed through our extensive road, rail, and maritime transportation networks.
Complementing our main operations are specialized divisions that offer services such as industrial clearance, comprehensive waste management, ship dismantling, support for local government service providers, solder production, and facilities for cable, copper, and aluminium granulation. Additionally, we provide environmental consultancy services. Through our initiatives and partnerships, we're striving to transition into a zero-waste company.
What is the difference between a ferrous and a nonferrous metal?
Stainless steel is a common form of ferrous metal. Non-ferrous metals, on the other hand, do not contain any iron. These metals may be raw metals, purified metals, or alloys. Common non-ferrous metals include aluminum, copper, tin, and precious metals like gold and silver.
What is considered scrap metal?
Scrap metal includes copper, steel, brass, and iron. These metals can actually be recycled and sold for profit. You come across these metals in your everyday life yet they are often tossed into garbage as unwanted and non-usable waste.
FERROUS SCRAP METAL
Stainless Steel Iron Metal / Alloys Industrial Scrap
NON-FERROUS SCRAP METAL
Copper Aluminium Brass
Cable Electrical / Electronics Battery
Precious Metal
Plastics Marine Industrial Scrap Offshore Scrap
Oil & Gas Scrap Car & Truck Building Demolition
