Non-ferrous metals

Speira’s new “transparent” melting furnace delivers more capacity, more recycling, precise insights and data collection in all process steps with 15 percent less energy. 

In 2011, the decision by Novelis to focus the company’s business model on recycling, has led to great investments in increasing recycling capacity and capabilities.

Redwave and Tomra have announced a strategic agreement aimed at providing customers with a seamless supply of sorting systems based on XRF and XRT technology.    Effective from November 1st, …

Scrap metal recovery and recycling in Australia is synonymous with the name, Sell & Parker.

From the recycling process itself to the innovative technologies supporting it, aluminium recycling offers a myriad of benefits for producers, processors, and recyclers alike.

A new contract will provide Novelis approximately 75,000 tonnes of presorted end-of-life material to be processed at Europe’s largest recycling center, Novelis Nachterstedt, and fed into low-carbon aluminium sheet for the automotive industry.

The Parona site of Intals alone produces 150,000 tonnes of aluminium from scrap each year.

As the world economy recovers from the Covid-19 recession, global demand for aluminium will soar. The International Aluminium Institute predicts a 40% increase by 2030 which will require an additional 33 million tonnes of production annually. 

The purchase of 100% of the shares was signed at the beginning of August 2024 and the closing conditions were met on September 6, 2024.

Novelis has announced it is investing approximately $90 million to increase recycling capacity for used beverage cans (UBCs) at its plant in Latchford, UK.

The Cronimet Group has sold its shares in the Australian joint venture with EQ Resources Limited (EQR), which specialises in the extraction of tungsten concentrate, to its business partner.