Recover
Source ferrous, copper and aluminum scrap.
SUSTAINABILITY & URBAN MINING
The future is
already here.
In the metal we recover.
A circular approach starts by seeing possibility in the resources we already have.
OUR PERSPECTIVE
Metal has a past.
We see its future.
The circular economy keeps useful materials moving. Metal recycling is one way to put that idea into practice.
At CIL, recovered ferrous and non-ferrous metals form the starting point for manufacturing. By connecting scrap sourcing, recycling and production, we help retain the value in existing materials.
Our approach is practical: recover what can be used, transform it into industrial materials, and connect those materials with the next application.
THE CIRCULAR JOURNEY
Not the end.
The next beginning.
From discarded material to a useful resource. Each stage creates a connection to the next.
Recycle
Process and transform recovered materials.
Rebuild
Supply steel products and metal ingots.
UNDERSTANDING URBAN MINING
Resources above
the ground.
Urban mining means recovering valuable materials from products, structures and industrial scrap that are already part of our world.
For metal recycling, it is a change in perspective: a discarded resource can become an input for another manufacturing cycle.
See how our divisions connectCIRCULAR THINKING IN PRACTICE
Purpose, through
practical action.
Recover the resource.
Scrap contains materials that still have a role to play. Recovering useful metal creates another starting point for industry.
Keep value in circulation.
Recycling copper, aluminum and ferrous scrap returns these materials to manufacturing rather than treating them as the end of a product’s life.
Build for what comes next.
Recycled metals can become billets, ingots and construction materials, connecting recovery with the needs of a growing economy.
THE NEXT POSSIBILITY STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION