Türkiye-based aluminum producer Zeren Metal announced that it intends to increase its scrap recycling capacity through a $15 million investment. With this expansion, the company aims to raise its annual production capacity from the current 10,000 tons first to 20,000 tons, and eventually to 30,000 tons.
The investment includes the establishment of a new scrap recycling facility alongside the existing production plant in Düzce-Gümüşova. Company management describes the move as part of a growth strategy focused on quality, efficiency, sustainability, and technology.
Currently, primary aluminum accounts for around 80% of Zeren Metal’s production. The planned investment aims to increase the share of recycled scrap, reducing costs while complying with carbon regulations.
Additionally, the company plans to target smaller and more flexible orders that larger producers cannot fulfill, aiming to gain a competitive edge both in the domestic market and in exports.
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