We specialise in the recovery, analysis and trading of metals
precious metals, rare earths and raw materials
strategic for the European market.

We buy scrap metal and metals – non-ferrous, precious and rare.
We sell rare and critical metals for industry.

STRATEGIC PARTNER OF THE GROUP

from waste
to strategic
raw material.

We specialise in recovery, analysis and trading
precious metals, rare-earth elements and
strategic raw materials for the European market.

We buy scrap metal and metals – non-ferrous, precious and rare.
We sell rare and critical metals for industry.

Metal recovery / Laboratory tests / Recycling technologies

since 2018

we operate in the market

We are developing recovery, recycling and trading
industrial raw materials.

BIR

a member of a global trade organisation

We are members of the Bureau of International Recycling, an organisation bringing together leaders in the recycling sector.

ESG

the final stage of the raw materials cycle

Supporting waste reduction
and a closed-loop raw materials cycle.

Areas of activity

What do we do?

Precious metals
and critical

gold, silver and platinum group metals,
rare-earth metals,
germanium, gallium, indium, tantalum,
strategic metals

Recyclable materials
and scrap metal

steel scrap,
non-ferrous metals,
motors and cables,
waste paper and plastics

Services for
companies

waste management,
waste transport, including ADR,
material analysis,
document destruction

Technology and analysis

More than just trading in raw materials.

In addition to our procurement and materials recovery activities, we provide access to specialist expertise, laboratory analyses and technologies used by industry and the recycling sector.

In-house laboratory

Analysis fabric

We analyse material composition, identify elements and assess the value of raw materials using modern analytical methods.

Official distributor

Spectrometers for industry

Professional devices for the rapid identification of metals and alloys.

Official distributor

Precise radiometers

Professional devices for the rapid identification of metals and alloys.

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Scope of operations

Recovered raw materials

We effectively restore value to materials, supporting the modern recycling and circular economy market.

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Scope of operations

BUSINESS PARTNERS

We build lasting relationships with suppliers and buyers of recyclable materials, creating a stable supply chain for a modern circular economy.

0 thousand. t

Scope of operations

LIMITED CO₂ EMISSIONS

By recovering raw materials rather than producing them from scratch, we are effectively reducing our carbon footprint and supporting the transition to a low-carbon economy.

Your partner in the market

Why RMC?

We build long-term business relationships based on experience, effectiveness and honest cooperation.

Effectiveness

Rapid analysis, efficient implementation and a partnership-based approach to collaboration.

Fair terms and conditions

Transparent pricing and long-term relationships built on trust.

European standard

Experience in the international market and membership of the BIR.

Quick quote

Discover the value of your material.

Rapid analysis, transparent pricing and a professional approach to the recovery of raw materials for businesses and private customers.

Copper 56.98 zł / kg ▼ −0.16%

Current prices

LME prices updated hourly, 8.00–16.00 (last updated 29 October 2026, 16.00)

Responsible recovery

Raw materials
constantly on the move.

We believe in the circular economy. We recover valuable raw materials and give them a new lease of life in industry, minimising our environmental impact and supporting sustainable development

01 Selection
raw materials

02 Recovery
and refining

03 Implementation
in production

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