Global Non-Ferrous Metals Recycling Market Expanding Driven by Circular Economy and Sustainable Demand

The rapid expansion of the non-ferrous metals recycling sector is primarily driven by the increasing demand for eco-friendly raw materials across automotive, electronics, and construction industries. Factors such as rising metal prices, stricter environmental regulations, and initiatives promoting a circular economy are fueling resource efficiency and sustainable practices. Market analysts predict strong growth in non-ferrous metal recycling, with shifting industry dynamics transforming competitive landscapes. A recent report by DataM Intelligence offers comprehensive insights, SWOT analyses, and strategic intelligence to help businesses expand their market presence and optimize marketing efforts. Recent developments include Sims Limited's launch of an AI-powered sorting facility in the U.S. for enhanced recovery of copper, aluminum, and precious metals; Aurubis AG's expansion of its German multi-metal recycling plant to process electronic scrap, increasing capacity by 20%; and Umicore's strategic partnership with an EV battery manufacturer in Europe to recover critical non-ferrous materials like cobalt and nickel. Key industry players include Umicore, PX Group, Materion Corpora...