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🇲🇽 Mexico

28 named firms across 4 scrap hubs — Guadalajara, Lázaro Cárdenas, Monterrey, Orizaba

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Mexico in the melting scrap trade

Mexico in the Global Melting Scrap Trade

Mexico is one of the Americas' largest steel producers, with electric arc furnace steelmaking concentrated in Monterrey — home to Ternium's operations and DeAcero, one of the hemisphere's biggest scrap consumers — alongside Guadalajara, Orizaba, and the Pacific coast complex at Lázaro Cárdenas.

The country runs a structural deficit in ferrous scrap and draws heavily on imports from the United States. Copper mining and smelting is led by Grupo México, and Monterrey also hosts significant aluminium and copper products industries. Several producers are listed on the Bolsa Mexicana de Valores.

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Named firms in Mexico — 28

A firm that handles several metals appears under each.

Steel & Iron (16)

CompanyWhereMetals
Ternium MéxicoMonterrey, MexicoSteel & Iron — Major flat and long steel producer
DeAceroMonterrey, MexicoSteel & Iron — EAF long steel producer and major scrap recycler
Grupo SimecGuadalajara, MexicoSteel & Iron — EAF special and long steel producer, BMV-listed
TYASA (Talleres y Aceros)Orizaba, MexicoSteel & Iron — EAF steel producer
ArcelorMittal MéxicoLázaro Cárdenas, MexicoSteel & Iron — Integrated and flat steel producer
Grupo VillaceroMonterrey, MexicoSteel & Iron — Steel processor and trader
Grupo AcereroSan Luis Potosí, MexicoSteel & Iron — EAF long steel producer
Grupo ColladoMexico City, MexicoSteel & Iron — Steel processor and distributor
Gerdau CorsaMexico City, MexicoSteel & Iron — EAF structural steel producer
Aceros CorsaTlalnepantla, MexicoSteel & Iron — Long steel producer
FortaceroMonterrey, MexicoSteel & Iron — Steel processor and producer
Compañía Siderúrgica de CaliforniaMexicali, MexicoSteel & Iron — EAF steel producer
Siderúrgica de Guadalajara (Gerdau Corsa)Calzada Lázaro Cárdenas, Guadalajara, MexicoSteel & Iron — Electric arc furnace (EAF) structural steel & rebar mill
Deacero S.A.P.I. de C.V.San Nicolás de los Garza, Monterrey, MexicoSteel & Iron — Electric arc furnace (EAF) wire rod mill & scrap buyer
Talleres y Aceros S.A. de C.V. (TYASA)Ixtaczoquitlán, Orizaba Area, MexicoSteel & Iron — Quantum EAF steel mill, scrap shredder & casting plant
Ternium México S.A. de C.V.San Nicolás de los Garza / Monterrey, Ave. Munich, MexicoSteel & Iron — giant electric arc furnace flat/long steelmaker, massive scrap consumer

Copper (4)

CompanyWhereMetals
Grupo MéxicoMexico City, MexicoCopper — Copper mining and smelting, BMV-listed
NacobreMexico City, MexicoCopper — Copper and copper alloy products
IUSAJocotitlán, MexicoCopper — Copper tube and products group
CondumexMexico City, MexicoCopper — Cable producer, Grupo Carso

Aluminium (4)

CompanyWhereMetals
CuprumMonterrey, MexicoAluminium — Aluminium products producer
Almexa AluminioVeracruz, MexicoAluminium — Aluminium rolling, Grupo Vasconia
NemakMonterrey, MexicoAluminium — Aluminium auto castings producer and recycler, BMV-listed
Bocar GroupMexico City, MexicoAluminium — Aluminium auto components and die casting

Zinc (3)

CompanyWhereMetals
Met-Mex PeñolesTorreón, MexicoZinc — Major zinc and lead refiner, BMV-listed
Zinc NacionalMonterrey, MexicoZinc — Zinc recycler processing EAF dust
Zinc Nacional S.A.Monterrey, Serafín Peña, MexicoZinc — world-class recycler of electric arc furnace (EAF) dust and zinc scrap

Stainless Steel (1)

CompanyWhereMetals
Outokumpu MexinoxSan Luis Potosí, MexicoStainless Steel — Stainless steel producer

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