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Innovation. Partnership. Circular value.

bySibanye-Stillwater
August 1, 2026
in E-Scrap, Recycling, Sponsored
Innovation. Partnership. Circular value.

Courtesy Sibanye-Stillwater

At Sibanye-Stillwater we believe the future of precious metals recycling is built on partnerships, innovation, trust and an uncompromising commitment to safety. Protecting our employees, contractors and partners throughout the supply chain is fundamental to the way we operate. Our Recycling operations’ role extends far beyond recovering valuable metals. We work alongside our customers to develop tailored recycling solutions that strengthen their businesses, advance their sustainability ambitions and contribute to a more resilient circular economy. Together, we are transforming complex material streams into lasting value, safely, responsibly and sustainably.

Redefining precious metals recycling for a circular economy

As industries around the world accelerate their transition toward a circular economy, precious metals recycling is evolving from a necessary end-of-life process into a strategic business advantage. Our customers are seeking smarter ways to recover critical resources, strengthen supply chain resilience and achieve ambitious sustainability objectives.

At Sibanye-Stillwater, we believe the future of recycling is built on far more than safe metal recovery. It is founded on innovation, trusted partnerships and a shared commitment to creating long-term value for our customers, our industries and the environment in a safe and sustainable manner.

Following the successful integration of Reldan Metals, Metallix Refining and our autocat recycling platform in Montana, the Sibanye- Stillwater Recycling operations brings together decades of technical expertise, advanced refining capabilities and one of the industry’s most comprehensive global recycling networks. Today, we are redefining what customers should expect from a recycling partner.

More than a refiner. A strategic partner.

Every production process is unique, and every precious metal-bearing material presents its own challenges and opportunities.

Rather than providing off-the-shelf recycling solutions, our technical specialists work alongside customers to develop tailored programmes that align with their operational and logistical requirements, commercial objectives and sustainability ambitions. By understanding each customer’s business and needs, we maximise precious metal recovery while improving operational efficiency, reducing waste and unlocking greater long-term sustainable value. Our relationships are built on collaboration, transparency and trust—qualities that enable customers to make informed decisions with confidence.

Global capability. Local expertise.

With integrated operations and logistics across North America, Mexico, Europe, Asia, India and an expanding global footprint, the Sibanye-Stillwater Recycling operations provides one of the industry’s broadest portfolios of precious metals recycling and refining services.

We proudly support customers across a diverse range of industries including semiconductor manufacturing, electronics, aerospace, automotive catalysts, chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, electroplating, glass manufacturing, jewellery and medical technologies.

Wherever our customers operate, they benefit from local expertise backed by global technical capability, responsive customer support and consistent quality standards including ITAR, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 45001, ISO 17025 and R2 accreditations.

Innovation that creates competitive advantage

Innovation has always been at the core of how Sibanye-Stillwater operates. Through continuous investment in advanced refining technologies, analytical science, digital capabilities, exceptional talent and operational excellence, we are able to recover greater value from increasingly complex material streams with enhanced speed and precision. These investments improve efficiency, strengthen safety, support sustainable resource recovery and reinforce our commitment to preserving the planet.

Innovation is not simply about improving recovery rates. It is about exceeding our customers’ expectations that strengthen our customers’ competitiveness in an increasingly resource-conscious world.

The people behind the technology

Technology may drive performance, but people create lasting partnerships.

Behind every solution is a team of scientists, metallurgists, engineers, commercial specialists and customer service professionals who combine deep technical expertise with a commitment to building trusted, long-term partnerships. Through accurate analysis, transparent and competitive settlements, strong governance, industry-leading turnaround times and proactive communication, we help our customers maximise value with confidence. Their knowledge, collaboration and dedication enable us to solve complex recycling challenges while delivering the confidence and reliability our customers expect.

Advancing the circular economy

Every ounce of precious metal we recover delivers benefits that extend far beyond the metal itself. It means fewer natural resources extracted, lower carbon emissions, reduced environmental impact and greater resilience across global manufacturing supply chains.

By returning valuable metals to productive use, we help customers reduce their environmental footprint while contributing to a more sustainable and circular economy.

Together, we are transforming waste into opportunity and creating lasting value for future generations.

Looking ahead

As industries continue to evolve, the role of precious metals recycling will become increasingly important.

By combining innovation, technical excellence and collaborative partnerships, the Sibanye-Stillwater Recycling operations are helping customers recover more, waste less and build stronger, more sustainable businesses.

Together, we are creating circular value that extends beyond recovered metals—delivering economic, environmental and strategic benefits for customers around the world.

Refer to the Sibanye-Stillwater website for more details and contact one of our experts today to find out more about how we can provide recycling solutions and capability to your business today.

https://www.sibanyestillwater.com/business/recycling/contact/

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