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MetExtra Group SpA

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MetExtra Group SpA is an Italy-based company engaged in the financial sector. The Company operates mainly through two business lines which are exercised by its subsidiary Met.Extra SpA: Business Bland, which ensures the preparation and valorization of materials that are the basis of the stainless steel smelting and Business Shredding, which is carried out through a crushing plant for the treatment of metal materials coming from municipal companies with waste-to-energy plants and from authorized recovery consortia. The Company is specialized in the treatment and sale of ferrous materials Through the controlled Met. Extra SpA, it operates in the sector of processing and marketing of ferrous and non-ferrous waste materials used in steel production. The Company is operating locally.

  • Revenue in EUR (TTM)50.98m
  • Net income in EUR2.93m
  • Incorporated1900
  • Employees24.00
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