Prices for Platinum, Palladium and Rhodium have fallen to a 2-year low, and sadly, the outlook remains gloomy. At BR Metals, we understand the challenges faced by our customers during a bear market for platinum group metals (PGMs). Prices for

How can you leverage our robust relationship with PGM refineries for the best catalytic recycling outcome? As a leading processor of spent catalytic converters, we have established and maintained strong relationships with PGM refineries around the world. Our tight-knit relationship

In recent times, we’ve seen fluctuations in the precious metal market, particularly with the prices of Platinum Group Metals (PGMs) like platinum, palladium and rhodium. You might be wondering when prices would rebound and how the current drop in PGM

If you are wondering what the prices of your spent catalytic converters are based on, read on for the answer. The price of scrap catalytic converters can be influenced by several factors, including: Precious Metal Prices: Catalytic converters contain precious

Anyone who collects and recycles spent catalytic converters also knows that they are valuable. Why they are valuable is because they contain platinum, rhodium and palladium. These are precious metals that are collectively known as Platinum Group Metals (PMG). Converters

Platinum (Pt) is a finite precious resource critical to a plethora of industries including the auto industry for the manufacturing of catalytic converters as well as medical, high technology, manufacturing and of course, the jewellery industries. Despite fluid supply and