The Lucky Group Is All Set To Make Its Presence Felt At The World Scrap Metal Congress

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The Lucky Group will be represented by its Director Mr. Irfan Shaban at the Green Middle East exhibition which is to be held in October.

The Lucky Group is the leader in scrap metal trading in the Middle East, having recycling facilities located at strategic locations in Dubai, Jebel Ali, Doha and Tehran. But with growth and the need to expand their operations in order to satiate the needs of global markets, they have now successfully acquired a number of recycling operations in North America and the Far East. With operations running at full swing and their foray into secondary aluminum and semi-primary alloy manufacturing at their Jebel Ali facility, they seek to increase their presence in the international arena at The World Scrap Metal Congress.

Being one of the sponsors of The World Scrap Metal Congress, Lucky Group’s Mr. Saleem Shaban will speak about selling scrap metal to Asian markets and also about how to cater to the growing demands for scrap metal worldwide. Having joined the Lucky Group in 1983 as Director of Operations, he has been instrumental in the tremendous growth the scrap metal recycling company has achieved in the past four decades.

The Lucky Group which started off as a small two-person, family owned business has today grown into a multinational corporation encompassing and offering vital scrap metal contributions such as copper, brass, aluminum, stainless steel, ferrous and rubber tubes to several industries around the world. Having a clientele in over 40 countries with Dubai as its Global Headquarters it has strategically located operations in the Middle East, North America and the Far East. For better functioning and management, the Lucky Group has divided its operations into three companies. Lucky Recycling, which is its flagship company based in Dubai, looks to the companies metal recycling operations which it has successfully aided as the Lucky Group’s stand as one of the pioneers of the metal recycling industry. Lucky Alloys, on the other hand conducts the company’s secondary and semi-primary aluminum alloys manufacturing interests, while Fortune Metals an associate company of the Lucky Group concentrates on the procurement of ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metals coming in from the Americas and the Caribbean.

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