As the global scrap metal market faces growing demand and volatile price fluctuations, industry participants are seeking efficient ways to identify reliable partners. Asian Metal has recently launched its updated "Scrap Metal Suppliers & Buyers Map," designed to provide market participants with a comprehensive information platform.
The newly released map offers extensive coverage of major scrap metal markets worldwide, providing users with detailed data on companies across continents. The breakdown includes:
China leads with 2,334 listed companies, followed by India (1,089), Malaysia (172), Indonesia (136), and Singapore (130). Other notable markets include Thailand (96), Iran (81), Philippines (81), South Korea (80), and Vietnam (114).
The United Kingdom shows the highest representation with 104 companies, followed by Germany (50), Russia (49), Spain (48), and Italy (40). France maintains 28 listings, while the Netherlands has 24.
The United States dominates with 265 companies, followed by Canada (54), Brazil (43), and Mexico (38). Chile shows 22 listings, while Colombia and Venezuela maintain 13 and 15 respectively.
South Africa leads with 73 companies, followed by Egypt (30) and Nigeria (28). Ghana shows 11 listings, while Cameroon maintains 5.
Australia stands out with 100 listed companies, followed by New Zealand (9).
Saudi Arabia shows 33 companies, while Iran maintains 81. Israel has 12 listings, Jordan 19, and Kuwait 13.
The interactive platform offers several key functionalities:
Beyond scrap metal, the platform includes extensive data on other metal products:
The mapping initiative represents a significant upgrade in metal industry information services. By providing real-time market intelligence, the platform aims to enhance transparency and facilitate more efficient business connections across global supply chains.
Industry analysts note that such tools become increasingly valuable as markets grow more interconnected and competitive. The ability to quickly identify potential partners and verify their market presence can significantly reduce transaction costs and improve deal-making efficiency.
As the global scrap metal market faces growing demand and volatile price fluctuations, industry participants are seeking efficient ways to identify reliable partners. Asian Metal has recently launched its updated "Scrap Metal Suppliers & Buyers Map," designed to provide market participants with a comprehensive information platform.
The newly released map offers extensive coverage of major scrap metal markets worldwide, providing users with detailed data on companies across continents. The breakdown includes:
China leads with 2,334 listed companies, followed by India (1,089), Malaysia (172), Indonesia (136), and Singapore (130). Other notable markets include Thailand (96), Iran (81), Philippines (81), South Korea (80), and Vietnam (114).
The United Kingdom shows the highest representation with 104 companies, followed by Germany (50), Russia (49), Spain (48), and Italy (40). France maintains 28 listings, while the Netherlands has 24.
The United States dominates with 265 companies, followed by Canada (54), Brazil (43), and Mexico (38). Chile shows 22 listings, while Colombia and Venezuela maintain 13 and 15 respectively.
South Africa leads with 73 companies, followed by Egypt (30) and Nigeria (28). Ghana shows 11 listings, while Cameroon maintains 5.
Australia stands out with 100 listed companies, followed by New Zealand (9).
Saudi Arabia shows 33 companies, while Iran maintains 81. Israel has 12 listings, Jordan 19, and Kuwait 13.
The interactive platform offers several key functionalities:
Beyond scrap metal, the platform includes extensive data on other metal products:
The mapping initiative represents a significant upgrade in metal industry information services. By providing real-time market intelligence, the platform aims to enhance transparency and facilitate more efficient business connections across global supply chains.
Industry analysts note that such tools become increasingly valuable as markets grow more interconnected and competitive. The ability to quickly identify potential partners and verify their market presence can significantly reduce transaction costs and improve deal-making efficiency.