Steel
35 of 142 company briefs report steel entering or leaving their operations. Recycling is the most reported process, in 32 of them.
- Briefs
- 35
- Industries
- 8
- Top process
- Recycling · 32
- Often paired with
- Plastics · 18
Where steel show up
Briefs by industry
- Metals & Mining 11
- Automotive & Mobility 8
- Industrial Equipment & Automation 6
- Waste & Resource Recovery 4
- Building & Infrastructure 3
- Agriculture & Food 1
+ 2 more
- Consumer Goods & Apparel 1
- Packaging, Paper & Glass 1
35 companies handling steel
Filter in the full listElectrification and automation systems
ALBA Europe Waste company
Recycling and secondary materials
American Iron & Metal Waste company
AIM Recycling collects, sorts, processes and recycles ferrous and non-ferrous metals, which it also sells to domestic and international markets.
Barrick’s 2025 report describes water as a managed operational input, with site-level balances tracking use, reuse, recycling and discharge.
Construction and mining equipment
CRH's FY2025 filing lists aggregates, cementitious materials, ready-mixed concrete and asphalt for one segment; facility matches aren't established.
Farm and construction equipment
Eaton’s circularity model covers product design, serviceability, modernization, refurbishment, repair and recycling across product lifecycles.
Galloo Waste company
Metal and plastic recovery
Vehicles and battery manufacturing
Hyundai Motor reports distinct vehicle-circularity measures and Korea-limited end-of-life vehicle resource recovery.
JJ's Waste & Recycling Waste company
JJ’s North End at Oxenford sorts mixed construction waste into soil, steel, concrete, timber and green waste for recycling or reuse.
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