EMR (European Metal Recycling) is an international metal recycling company focused on the recovery, processing, and trading of ferrous and non‑ferrous metals. It operates a network of collection and processing facilities across the UK, Europe, and North America, handling material from industrial producers, infrastructure projects, and end‑of‑life products.
Its operations span dismantling and depollution, mechanical shredding and separation, and the supply of specification recycled commodities—such as steel scrap, aluminium, and copper—to steel mills, smelters, and foundries. EMR supports circular material flows for sectors including automotive, construction, and energy technologies by returning quality secondary raw materials to manufacturing. The company emphasizes resource efficiency, regulatory compliance, and traceability across the recycling chain.
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EMR's role on them: Owner.
A new Hamburg facility recycles 10,000 tonnes of EV batteries annually, supporting Europe's circular supply chain and reducing raw material imports. Opened by Hamburg's First Mayor on August 24.
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