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INVEST.

In our future.
In our environment.
In a recycling model thriving in emerging markets.

COMMUNITY IMPACT

STRATEGY

REDUCE.

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

ESG REPORT

SUSTAINABILITY FOCUS

GROW.

Sustainable resources.
Recycling efficiency & adoption.
A scaleable business in the renewables sphere.

STRUCTURED APPROACH

QUARTERLY REPORT

INVEST.

In our future.
In our environment.
In a recycling model thriving in emerging markets.

COMMUNITY IMPACT

STRATEGY

REDUCE.

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

ESG REPORT

SUSTAINABILITY FOCUS

GROW.

Sustainable resources.
Recycling efficiency & adoption.
A scaleable business in the renewables sphere.

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.

COVID-19 UPDATES

NEWS & INSIGHTS

Why Copper At Romco?

Analysis of new data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) shows that the total volume of global seaborne cargo in...

Why Copper At Romco?

Analysis of new data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) shows that the total volume of global seaborne cargo in...

Latest News

November 17, 2020

Opening Doors To Big Reductions – Q3, 2020 Report Shows

The Romco Quarter 3, 2020 Report has been released, revealing large gains in production and personal best environmental reductions (compared to raw materials mining.)

Insights

November 18, 2020

The Pandemic Has Barely Affected Seaborne Trade… Why?

Analysis of new data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) shows that the total volume of global seaborne cargo in 2020 through September is only 2% lower than in 2019. Even through a pandemic? And global recession? Why?