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Runaya businesses achieve ‘A’ category credit ratings from CRISIL
Recycled AL02 OCT 2026

Runaya businesses achieve ‘A’ category credit ratings from CRISIL

Runaya, a Vedanta company specialising in advanced technological solutions for the circular economy and critical metals recovery, has strengthened its credit profile, with all its key businesses now positioned in the A family rating category. CRISIL’s ‘A’ family ratings mark a significant milestone in Runaya’s credit story, reflecting its strengthening financial profile, resilient business fundamentals and growing diversification as the company scales into higher-value and technology-intensive manufacturing. This progression from the earlier BBB family rating profile underscores the continued strengthening of its businesses and provides a stronger foundation for its next phase of growth. This milestone comes against a backdrop of strong growth, with Runaya’s businesses recording nearly...

India’s aluminium recyclers navigate supply constraints, quality and policy challenges - Aluminium Bharat 2026
Recycled AL01 OCT 2026

India’s aluminium recyclers navigate supply constraints, quality and policy challenges - Aluminium Bharat 2026

India’s circular aluminium industry is facing growing pressure from tightening global scrap availability, rising prices, export restrictions and higher logistics costs, even as demand for recycled aluminium continues to expand. These challenges were highlighted during the Circular Aluminium: Scrap, Recycled Billet & Alloy Quality session at Aluminium Bharat 2026, organised by the Aluminium Extrusion Manufacturers Association of India (ALEMAI) and co-hosted by BigMint, held on September 26 at the Helipad Exhibition Centre, Gandhinagar, Gujarat. Industry leaders discussed India’s dependence on imported scrap, rising sourcing costs, domestic collection challenges, alloy quality and the need for greater efficiency across the recycling value chain. Middle East supply tightens as local demand...

CMI targets 70% US aluminum can recycling by 2030 as MRF losses come under focus
Recycled AL30 SEPT 2026

CMI targets 70% US aluminum can recycling by 2030 as MRF losses come under focus

The US aluminum beverage can industry is stepping up efforts to recover more used cans as it works toward a 70% aluminum can recycling rate by 2030. The latest push is focusing on a critical weakness in the recycling chain: cans that enter the system but are lost during collection and sorting. The Can Manufacturers Institute (CMI) is pursuing a combination of improved material recovery facility (MRF) sorting, stronger collection systems, deposit return programs, extended producer responsibility (EPR) schemes and consumer education to increase the amount of aluminum flowing back into the domestic recycling system. Roxanne Sharif, CMI’s director of sustainability, outlined the industry’s priorities during Climate Week NYC, where representatives from across the aluminum supply chain...

Hydro highlights need for stronger aluminium scrap safeguards under EU waste rules
Recycled AL30 SEPT 2026

Hydro highlights need for stronger aluminium scrap safeguards under EU waste rules

Hydro is calling for stronger measures to keep more aluminium scrap in Europe and support investment in the region’s recycling capacity. The company made the call during European Commission Executive Vice-President Stéphane Séjourné’s visit to Hydro’s aluminium recycling plant in Clervaux, Luxembourg. The facility processes post-consumer aluminium scrap from vehicles, buildings and infrastructure and has an annual capacity of 115,000 tonnes. Discussions during the visit covered aluminium scrap exports, the EU Waste Shipment Regulation and the policy conditions needed to support recycling in Europe. Rising scrap exports pressure recyclers The EU is considering a 15 per cent levy on aluminium scrap exports to retain more recyclable metal within Europe. The proposal comes as EU scrap exports...

Aluminium cans take recycling lead at 76%: How far is industry’s 80% aim by 2030?
Recycled AL28 SEPT 2026

Aluminium cans take recycling lead at 76%: How far is industry’s 80% aim by 2030?

Aluminium cans are maintaining a clear lead in global beverage container recycling, with the latest 2026 data depicting a jump in aluminium can recycling rate from 74.8 per cent to 76 per cent. The figures place aluminium well ahead of PET bottles and glass bottles, highlighting the role of beverage cans in the global circular economy. Aluminium cans with clear recycling edge The 2026 Global Beverage Container Recycling Dataset, released by the Global Beverage Can Circularity Alliance (GBCCA), shows a significant gap between aluminium cans and other major beverage packaging formats. Globally, 77 per cent of aluminium cans are collected for recycling and 76 per cent are recycled. By comparison, PET bottles record collection and recycling rates of 69 per cent and 54 per cent, respectively,...

2026 secondary aluminium alloy enterprises mid-autumn festival and national day holiday survey
Recycled AL27 SEPT 2026

2026 secondary aluminium alloy enterprises mid-autumn festival and national day holiday survey

With the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays approaching, secondary aluminium alloy enterprises have successively finalized their production and holiday arrangements for the festive period. SMM recently conducted a survey on the double-holiday production plans, pre-holiday stockpiling, and raw material procurement of some secondary aluminium alloy enterprises, covering a total capacity of 4.2 million mt. The following is a summary of the survey findings: According to the SMM survey, during the 2026 Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays, secondary aluminium alloy enterprises generally arranged for continuous production or brief shutdowns, though some enterprises extended their holiday duration compared with 2025. Among the 25 sampled enterprises, more than half had...

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