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INVEST.

In our future.
In our communities.
In our environment.

COMMUNITY IMPACT

STRATEGY

REDUCE.

Pollution.
Reliance on raw materials mining.
Global landfill & carbon emissions.

ESG REPORT

SUSTAINABILITY FOCUS

GROW.

Sustainable resources.
Recycling efficiency & adoption.
Communities focused on environmental and societal change.

STRUCTURED APPROACH

QUARTERLY REPORT

Our Purpose

We exist to reduce global dependence on raw materials mining by recycling our way to a sustainable future.

INVESTING

We see a better future by investing directly into the communities we work in. That starts with how we look after people.

REDUCING

We’ve reduced enough Co2 emissions compared to mining to drive 29,000,000 miles in a standard car, or fly around the world 920 times in a full Boeing 747.

GROWING

Starting with one small baler in 2015, Romco now operate over two continents, shipping to seventeen countries, producing 3000 metric tonnes of recycled metals per month.

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NEWS & INSIGHTS

Ocean plastic could triple by 2040 and outnumber fish by 2050, study says

Homepage The amount of plastic rubbish that flows into the oceans every year is expected to nearly triple by 2040...

Ocean plastic could triple by 2040 and outnumber fish by 2050, study says

Homepage The amount of plastic rubbish that flows into the oceans every year is expected to nearly triple by 2040...

Latest News

July 30, 2020

Q2, 2020 Report Boasts 600% Revenue Increase For Growing Recycler

Homepage Romco talk about investing, reducing and growing as their strategic mantra; the Q2 2020 report released today proves just that.Romco started 2020 with ambitious investments into new machinery and land, acquiring 5 new smelters for the processing of recycled aluminium and a new plot in Ghana for an additional...

Insights

September 10, 2020

Ocean plastic could triple by 2040 and outnumber fish by 2050, study says

Homepage The amount of plastic rubbish that flows into the oceans every year is expected to nearly triple by 2040 to 29 million metric tons, according to a new report by the Ellen Macarthur Foundation. There are currently about 11 million metric tons of plastic entering the world's oceans every year, the...