About us
Inter-Metal Group
Inter-Metal Recycling Kft.
Company Group Owner and CEO:
Gábor Vincze
Collecting and processing of ferrous and non-ferrous metal scrap are the core activities of Inter-Metal Group. Its member companies hold permissions for the collection and treatment of hazardous waste in relation with metallic scrap like waste electronic and electric equipments (WEEE) and automotive catalysts.
The Company works on a 40.000 sqm yard including a 7.000 sqm covered workshop in Csepel island – in the southern part of the capital city of Budapest. Associate companies operate on Budapest-Rákospalota and at additional 3 settlements in the countryside (Polgár, Szekszárd, Csorna).
The associate companies do wholesale trading and offer services for manufacturing companies and major service providers of different industrial fields. Processed scrap is sold directly for smelters or metalworks in Hungary and other EU countries.
The company group is ISO9001 and ISO14001 certified.
The scrap metal business worth 500-650 million Euro in Hungary. The few hundreds of legal ventures process 1,6 million tonne of ferrous and 100 thousands tonne non-ferrous scrap yearly, employing several thousands of people.
We are members of the important institutions of this business field: of the FEAD member KSZGYSZ (Association of Environmental Enterprises), the Association of Hungarian Scrap Recyclers (HOSZ) and the Society of Metal Industries.
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Gábor Vincze
CEO
75.000
tons of scrap processed per year
2.500+
corporate customer
615
thousand km / year in collection
25
has been a major player in the market for years
Business leaders
One of the keys to our success is the continuous training of our colleagues in the form of internal trainings and worshops held by external expert consultants.
Zoltán Hartai
Non-ferrous Division manager
Lajos Pláner
Ferrous Division manager
Ervin Tihanyi
WEEE Division manager
Our goal is to strive towards efficiently re-utilizing scrap materials making contribution to the sustainability of natural resources. It is our obligation to prevent hazardous waste from spreading into the environment as the protection of nature and the interest of humanity requests.
