Fujian Huxin (Shanghai Humin) invites you to the 2025 SMM Global Recycled Metal Industry Peak Forum (China Chapter)

Published: Jul 17, 2025 17:13

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Against the backdrop of global green and low-carbon development, the strategic position of the secondary metal industry continues to rise. Southeast Asia, with its mature recycling system and advantageous geographical location, has become a significant global processing and trading base for secondary resources. Thailand, in particular, with its thriving automotive manufacturing, electronics, and electrical appliances industries, provides a robust market demand for secondary metals.

This forum will bring together global industry associations, renowned enterprises, research institutions, and policymakers to jointly discuss the latest industry policies, technological development trends, and market opportunities. As the second grand event following the inaugural forum in Malaysia in 2024, the conference aims to establish an international exchange platform, promote collaborative innovation in the industry, advance the construction of a global resource recycling system, and contribute to achieving green economic transformation goals.

The forum will focus on the application of secondary metals such as copper and aluminum in emerging fields like NEVs, analyze the development potential of the Southeast Asian market, and provide professional insights and business cooperation opportunities for enterprises to expand their overseas businesses.

At this conference,Fujian Huxin Secondary Resources Co., Ltd. (Shanghai Humin Secondary Resources Co., Ltd.)will make a grand appearance. Along with upstream and downstream colleagues in the secondary metal industry, they will engage in in-depth discussions on the pain points and challenges of industry development, jointly explore business opportunities for win-win cooperation, and discuss ways to promote high-quality development in the industry.

Click on the registration form to register immediately for the conference. The voice of low-carbon development resonates globally. See you in Foshan.

Corporate Mission: Integrity in aluminum, innovation in cooperation, sharing a win-win future!

Shanghai Humin Secondary Resources Co., Ltd., located at No. 25, Lane 2031, Jiangchuan Road, Minhang District, Shanghai, covers an area of 16,800 square meters. Established in 2004, the company has long been engaged in aluminum scrap recycling. Its main products include: bare bright aluminum wire 1-series (low iron), 2-series, 3-series (3003, 3004, 3104), 5-series (5052, 5005, 5754, 5083, 5182, etc.), 56-series automotive sheet, 6-series, 7-series, 8-series painted materials, bridge-cut and crushed materials, 96-series aluminum can ingots, as well as domestic and overseas aluminum scrap. Monthly recycling volume exceeds 7,000-8,000 mt. The factory has complete tender and bid procedures, handles large-scale aluminum scrap recycling, and offers high-price recycling of secondary aluminum semis. New and long-established customers are welcome to negotiate cooperation, with attractive prices for win-win collaboration.

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Contact Information

Mr. Ke: 137 8890 8167

Ke Long: 131 6224 2999

Address: No. 25, Lane 2031, Jiangchuan Road, Maqiao Town, Minhang District, Shanghai

No. 1, Yantai Road, Jiangtian Town, Changle District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province

SMM Conference Contact Person

Zhou Shiyang

Mobile: 17278238856

Email: zhoushiyang@smm.cn

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