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Recover Pure Materials GmbH (RPM) is a company founded in 2024 and based in Pforzheim, which, as a merger of two established recycling experts, is setting new standards in the recycling of precious and heavy metals.[1][5] RPM combines decades of expertise and state-of-the-art technologies to efficiently recover valuable resources and keep them in the cycle.[1]
RPM specializes in the recovery of precious and valuable materials from various material flows, including special products for industrial applications such as soldering technology and surface finishing.[1] The company builds and operates plants for the efficient extraction of precious metals and , based on innovative processes that enable high degrees of purity and maximum yields.[1] The portfolio is complemented by precious metal trading, which is seamlessly integrated into the recycling cycle.[1] The HM Group, to which RPM belongs, operates throughout Europe (Spain, France, Belgium, Netherlands, UK) and in the USA with over 1,500 employees, creating a strong international network for scalable solutions.[1]
The main mission of RPM is: Sustainability Meets Innovation. The company secures valuable resources for the future by minimizing environmental impact and making materials economically usable in the cycle.[1] Core values are expert knowledge, technological excellence and resource conservation. RPM combines tradition with progress to develop resource-saving solutions that serve industries such as electronics, automotive and industry.[1] Represented by Georg Steiner and Georg Schons, RPM stands for responsible action in accordance with legal standards (HRB 750802, Mannheim).[5]
RPM pursues ambitious sustainability goals: reduction of waste, minimization of environmental impact and conservation of scarce raw materials through the highest recovery rates.[1] With state-of-the-art recycling technology, the company relies on energy-efficient processes that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and strengthen circular economies.[1] As part of a global network, RPM contributes to EU-wide raw material security and promotes initiatives such as reuse in high-tech applications.[1] These approaches reflect the industry trend in which recycling companies like RPM prioritize climate protection and resource conservation to drive a circular economy.[4]
RPM is positioning itself as a pioneer in a dynamic market where increasing demand for recycled metals is driven by electrification and the Green Deal. By focusing on innovation and sustainability, the company creates long-term value - for customers, the environment and society.[1]
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