Raffmetal awarded by Ferrari for the value of its SILVAL primary alloys from recycling

Raffmetal has received an important award from Ferrari for its work in developing the SILVAL 7 alloy, which guarantees 100 per cent recycled aluminium with a third-party verified carbon footprint of less than 1 kg CO₂eq per kg Al from cradle to gate.

The high-performance SILVAL primary alloys from recycling, produced at the new Silval Special Alloys Plant launched in 2020, are designed to meet the technical requirements of the most advanced customers and contribute to the decarbonisation of industrial supply chains, providing concrete proof that performance and sustainability can grow together.

The award confirms the path Raffmetal pursues every day: transforming recycled aluminium into value by combining quality, innovation, and sustainability. Through its production process, the company is able to enhance aluminium scrap as a strategic raw material, reducing CO₂ emissions and energy consumption compared with traditional processes.

Explore the position of aluminium at the intersection of sustainability and strategy in Sustainability & Recycling: Aluminium's Dual Commitment

This recognition also highlights the role of the supply chain: keeping aluminium scrap in Europe means preserving expertise, competitiveness, and industrial capacity, while strengthening the manufacturing excellence of Made in Italy and Made in Europe.

For Raffmetal, doing business sustainably means creating tangible value for customers, partners, local communities, and the European manufacturing system. This commitment brings together efficiency, responsibility, and innovation, contributing to the development of a more circular, competitive, and low-emission industrial future.

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