As Asia’s leading specialist in Platinum Group Metals recovery, BR Metals is committed to improving catalytic converter recycling and processing techniques for the best possible business outcome and returns for our customers. As our of this ongoing commitment, the research and engineering team of Shao Guan BR Metals Environmental Technology has developed an automated bulk
In our quest to become a leading player in environmental technology, Shao Guan BR Metals Environmental Technology has achieved a significant milestone with our first patent granted by the CNIPA (National Intellectual Property Administration) of the People’s Republic of China. The patent is for a vacuum conveying device that automatically removes waste ferrous particles from
One of the most frequently asked questions by spent catalytic converters sellers is: how does a catalytic converter recycling company value the scrap materials it receives from them and other suppliers (like scrapyards and auto mechanic shops) and know what price would be a fair market price to pay. Every company has its own unique
BR Metals, a market leader in Platinum Group Metals recycling announced today that it made the top 30 ranking out of 500 on the Financial Times’ list of High Growth Companies in Asia Pacific. The list is compiled with Statista, a German-based global research company. BR Metals reported gross revenue of US34.46m in 2018, a
In a nutshell: The economic impact of COVID-19/ coronavirus has yet to put any significant pressure on prices for the platinum group metals But if containment fails and the epidemic becomes a prolonged global pandemic, the economic fallout will lead to palladium prices topping out around current levels with a 10% to 20% fall in
BR Metals, one of Asia’s leading specialists in Platinum Group Metals recycling made the top sixth position among Singapore’s fastest growing companies in a study jointly conducted by The Straits Times and German-based global research firm Statista. The study – in its second year – compiled a list of 100 companies that demonstrated strong revenue growth
Frank talks about his personal conviction and an entrepreneurial journey that began in a Guangzhou warehouse a little more than a decade ago with his usual candour. He explains how his business – the recycling of spent catalytic converters and other platinum group metals (PGM) scrap – has provided a viable alternative to deep earth
Guangzhou, November 18, 2019 – BR Metals, a market leader in Platinum Group Metals recycling inked a Memoradum of Understanding (MOU) with Shaoguan Wu Jiang district government on the investment of a multi-dollar processing and sampling plant for precious metals at the 10th Meeting of Singapore-Guangdong Collaboration Council held in Guangzhou earlier today. The signatories were
BR Metals Managing Director, Frank Chen with SIT Associate Prof, Mr Lim Kok Hwa and BR Metals Financial Controller, Steve Phoon (From left to right. BR Metals has set up the BR Metals Scholarship for the Bachelor of Science with Honours in Chemical Engineering at the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT), Singapore’s first university of
Singapore, October 09, 2019 – BR Metals, a market leader in Platinum Group Metals recycling announced today that its founder and Managing Director, Frank Chen is one of the three recipients of The Entrepreneur Of The Year Award (EYA), the Young Entrepreneur category. This Award is the Company and Frank’s latest achievement following the former’s
At the invitation of National Environment Agency (NEA) and Enterprise Singapore, BR Metals joined a trade delegation comprising over 30 Singapore companies led by Mr Masagos Zulkifli, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources to Liaoning, PRC from 29th to 31st July 2019. Frank Chen, Managing Director of BR Metals is honoured to attend the
In late July , BR Metals, a market leader in precious metals recycling and Singapore’s Fastest-Growing Growing Company in 2009 (The Straits Times and Statista Survey) signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the city officials of Shaoguan, Guangdong to develop a new sampling facility that can process up to 3000 tons of catalytic converters scrap
