
Sectors
Scrap recovery for the industries that keep Malaysia running.
Twelve sectors across energy, infrastructure and industry, with one accountable partner for their scrap.
Sectors
Energy, infrastructure and industry.
Find your industry below for the scrap it produces and how we work on site.
Energy
Upstream, downstream and power: the operators with the strictest site rules and the heaviest scrap.

Energy
Oil and gas
Upstream operations generate steady volumes of rejected tubulars, cut structural steel and retired equipment. We work to your permit-to-work system at supply bases and onshore yards, and document every load for your audit trail.
Typical streams
- Drill pipe, casing and tubing
- Structural steel from topsides and skids
- Cable from power and control systems
- Valves and fittings in brass and bronze

Energy
Refining and petrochemical
Turnarounds and shutdowns produce large volumes in short windows. We mobilise bins and crews to your schedule and separate stainless and high-value alloys from carbon steel.
Typical streams
- Carbon and stainless steel piping
- Heat exchanger bundles
- Valves, flanges and fittings
- Cable and electrical scrap

Energy
Power and utilities
Network upgrades and plant overhauls release copper and aluminium cable, conductors and retired electrical equipment. We collect from substations, depots and plant sites, separate transformer oil and other scheduled waste for licensed handlers, and record every load.
Typical streams
- Copper and aluminium cable and conductors
- Transformers, switchgear and busbars
- Steel towers, poles and structures
- Turbine and plant components
Infrastructure
Ports, rail, construction, data centres and airports, where scrap has to move without disrupting operations.

Infrastructure
Ports and marine
Ports and marine operators need scrap cleared without disrupting berths and yards. We schedule collections around your operations and keep each movement on record.
Typical streams
- Mooring chain and wire rope
- Retired cranes, gangways and handling gear
- Aluminium from vessels and walkways
- Mixed yard scrap

Infrastructure
Rail
Track renewals and fleet replacement produce heavy, well-defined scrap in planned windows. We work to possession and depot schedules, cut to transport size and keep each load documented.
Typical streams
- Rail and track components
- Wheels, axles and bogies
- Retired rolling stock
- Overhead line copper and steel structures

Infrastructure
Construction and demolition
Construction and demolition sites produce mixed steel that has to leave on programme. We place bins, collect to your schedule and separate rebar, sections and non-ferrous metal so the value is not lost in mixed loads.
Typical streams
- Reinforcing bar
- Structural steel sections and plate
- Steel formwork and scaffolding
- Cable, pipe and building services metal

Infrastructure
Data centres and telecoms
Refits, technology refreshes and network upgrades release steel racking, copper cabling and plant. We collect on your schedule under your site security rules. Batteries and electronic waste are scheduled waste, separated and routed to licensed handlers.
Typical streams
- Steel racks and enclosures
- Copper data and power cable
- Cooling and electrical plant
- Telecom towers and antenna steel

Infrastructure
Airports and aviation
Airports run around the clock under strict airside rules. We schedule collections around operations, follow airside permits and escort requirements, and document every movement.
Typical streams
- Retired ground support equipment
- Aluminium and steel structures
- Baggage handling and conveyor steel
- Terminal and hangar refit metal
Industry
Plants, mills and mines that produce scrap every shift and need it graded so its value is kept.

Industry
Automotive
Vehicle plants and their suppliers produce clean, high-value new steel every shift, while workshops and dealerships collect end-of-life parts. We grade production scrap to keep its value and separate batteries, fluids and other scheduled waste for licensed handlers.
Typical streams
- Press-shop offcuts and skeleton
- Aluminium castings and wheels
- Engine blocks and drivetrain parts
- End-of-life vehicles

Industry
Fabrication and manufacturing
Fabrication shops and plants produce scrap every shift. A fixed collection schedule keeps floors clear and turns offcuts into a regular, recorded return.
Typical streams
- Plate and section offcuts
- Rejected and surplus stock
- Turnings and swarf
- Aluminium and copper production scrap

Industry
Palm oil mills
Mills replace presses, conveyors and boiler parts on a regular cycle, and estates retire machinery and structures. We collect from remote sites on a planned schedule and keep stainless and carbon steel separate.
Typical streams
- Screw presses and digesters
- Boiler tubes and parts
- Stainless tanks and piping
- Conveyors and structural steel

Industry
Mining and quarrying
Mines and quarries wear through manganese liners, buckets and conveyor components and periodically retire whole machines. We recover these streams from site, grade manganese and alloy steel separately, and document each load.
Typical streams
- Manganese crusher liners and wear parts
- Buckets, teeth and track components
- Conveyor structures and rollers
- Retired heavy equipment
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