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Overview of Derichebourg Group’s Recycling Activities
ICM: Can you provide an overview of the recycling activities of the Derichebourg Group?
Abderaman El Aoufir: The Derichebourg Group, listed on the Paris stock market and led by the Derichebourg family, has been a leader in recycling since its founding in 1956. Operating across 13 countries, mainly in Europe, the Group produced over 5 million tons of recycled metals in 2024, including steel, copper, aluminium, brass, stainless steel, and zinc. This is supported by a vast network of 280 collection and recycling facilities.
These recycled materials are crucial for the steel and metal industries, contributing to carbon neutrality targets and supporting European independence in strategic resources essential for the green transition. Positioned at the heart of the circular economy, Derichebourg serves a wide range of partners, including industries, businesses, local authorities, EPR schemes, and private individuals, promoting both economic growth and ecological sustainability.
February 18th, 2025
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