EAF and induction furnaces
DRI, HBI, CBIC, scrap, and billets to manage charge mix, chemistry, and melting efficiency.
Amal Metals
Steel raw materials and scrap for mills, furnaces, and foundries.
Iron units, semi-finished steel, ferro alloy inputs, and ferrous scrap categories for industrial production.
Steel raw materials
Iron units, semi-finished steel, and alloy inputs.
Raw materials chosen for chemistry, handling, furnace performance, and reliable availability.
DRI / sponge iron
Direct reduced iron for EAF and induction furnace operations that need high iron content with low residual elements.
HBI and briquettes
Compact iron units for safer storage, reduced oxidation, and efficient charging in steelmaking operations.
CBIC briquettes
Cold briquetted iron and carbon for buyers seeking consistent chemistry, easier storage, and controlled furnace input.
Iron ore pellets
Uniform iron units for blast furnace and direct reduction operations that need consistent feed chemistry and reliable handling.
Billets and blooms
Semi-finished steel feedstock for rebars, wire rods, structural sections, rolling mills, and engineering products.
Steel slabs
Flat semi-finished steel for hot rolled coils, cold rolled sheets, plates, pipes, and flat product manufacturing.
Wire rods and rebars
Construction and engineering steel products for reinforcement, fasteners, welding electrodes, and wire drawing needs.
Ferro alloys
Ferro chrome and alloying materials for stainless steel, specialty steels, corrosion resistance, hardness, and high-temperature performance.
Steel scrap
Ferrous and alloy scrap options for mills, foundries, and recyclers focused on recovery, chemistry, and melt efficiency.
Steel raw material range
Product categories and where each fits in the steelmaking chain.
| Product | Use / value |
|---|---|
| DRI / sponge iron | High iron content with low residuals for EAF and induction furnaces |
| HBI | Compacted DRI for safe handling, reduced oxidation, and international trade |
| CBIC | Cold briquetted iron and carbon for consistent chemistry and efficient charging |
| Iron ore pellets | Uniform high-grade feed for blast furnaces and direct reduction plants |
| Billets and blooms | Semi-finished feedstock for rebars, wire rods, structural sections, and engineering products |
| Steel slabs | Flat semi-finished products for coils, sheets, plates, pipes, and flat steel |
| Wire rods | Hot rolled steel for construction, automotive, fasteners, welding electrodes, and wire drawing |
| Rebars | High-strength reinforcement bars for infrastructure, industrial, and building projects |
| Ferro alloys | Alloy inputs such as ferro chrome for stainless and specialty steel production |
Steel scrap range
Ferrous and alloy scrap categories for mills, foundries, and recyclers.
| Scrap category | Use / value |
|---|---|
| HMS 1 & 2 | Heavy melting scrap with reliable recovery and cost-effective melting value |
| Shredded scrap | Processed scrap with uniform sizing and reduced impurities for efficient melting |
| Busheling scrap | Clean production offcuts with low residual elements for premium steelmaking |
| Plate & structural scrap | Heavy plates, beams, channels, and sections with strong yield and density |
| Cast iron scrap | Machinery, engine block, pipe, and casting scrap for foundries and steel plants |
| Stainless steel scrap | Scrap containing chromium, nickel, and molybdenum for stainless steel production |
| Alloy steel scrap | High-grade alloy scrap with elements such as chromium, molybdenum, vanadium, or nickel |
By process
Where each input goes.
Rolling mills
Billets, blooms, wire rods, rebars, and structural inputs for downstream rolling and fabrication.
Foundries and recycling
Scrap categories matched by density, recovery, chemistry, residuals, and process suitability.