Press Release: Aurubis AG starts construction of a € 300 million (approx. $ 320 million) multimetal #recycling plant in #Augusta, #Georgia
https://t.co/qhvBpDR6Pv
Representing one of the biggest international investments in the state of Georgia, Aurubis AG broke ground today in the United States’ first large secondary smelter for multimetal recycling.
https://t.co/P00wU6dWLi
Today, @Aurubis_AG broke ground on a multimetal recycling plant in Augusta, Georgia. The $320 million project is expected to create over 120 new jobs and process up to 90,000 tons of complex recycling materials annually once fully operational in 2024.
https://t.co/yG3wqfcI0l
We're excited to welcome Aurubis to the number one state for business, marking the largest single investment made by a German company in the State of Georgia. 125 jobs and a $340 million investment headed to the CSRA!
300 million euros for more #sustainability: Aurubis is building the largest secondary smelter specializing in #recycling in the US. #circulareconomy
More info in our factsheet and press release: https://t.co/kJTakBg9Su
.@Aurubis_AG, one of the leading recyclers of copper, precious metals, and non-ferrous materials worldwide, will invest $340 million (€300 million) in a state-of-the-art recycling and secondary smelting facility for multi-metal recycling in Augusta.
https://t.co/uSTOFWhYFw
Aurubis will directly create more than 100 jobs in the region with this investment. At the signing of a memorandum of understanding (from left to right): Pat Wilson, Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Economic Development, and Roland Harings, CEO of Aurubis AG
Aurubis wird mit der Investition mehr als 100 direkte Arbeitsplätze in der Region schaffen. Beim Unterzeichnen des Memorandum of Understanding (v.l.n.r): Pat Wilson, Wirtschaftsminister des US-Bundesstaates Georgia, und Roland Harings, Vorstandsvorsitzender der Aurubis AG
Video message of @GovKemp on our first secondary smelter for multimetal recycling in the United States to be built in Augusta (Richmond County), Georgia. @gdecd
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