Sims Metal Management Limited (SMSMY) 11.1800 $SMSMY
Sims Metal Management Announces Fiscal 2014 Full Year Results
Thomson Reuters ONE - Fri Aug 22, 2:40AM CDT
Results at a Glance
Sims Metal Management Announces Five Year Strategic Plan
Thomson Reuters ONE - Tue Jul 22, 6:48PM CDT
Sims Metal Management Limited: SRS Restructuring Initiatives and Related Charges
Thomson Reuters ONE - Mon Jun 23, 8:34PM CDT
Sydney, Australia and New York, 24 June 2014 (ASX:SGM) (OTC:SMSMY) -- Sims Metal Management Limited (the "Company"
today announces restructuring initiatives designed to reset and streamline the Sims Recycling Solutions ("SRS" business as part of a Group strategic review currently being undertaken.
Global Electronic Recycling (Copper, Steel, Plastic Resins) Market - Forecast & Opportunities, 2019
M2 - Tue Apr 01, 3:10AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/gftpmh/electronic) has announced the addition of the "Global Electronic Recycling (Copper, Steel, Plastic Resins) Market - Forecast & opportunities, 2019" report to their offering. The global recycling market was valued at USD 9.84 billion in 2012 and is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 23.06% from 2013 to 2019 Increasing consumption of electronic devices, growing government concern and numerous initiatives taken by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and nonprofit organizations are the major drivers for electronic recycling market. Though e-waste represents less than 4% of the global landfill mass, it contains more than 75% of the environmentally hazardous waste. As electronic equipment are made up of numerous special and precious metals, maintaining circular flow helps to achieve the availability demand. Additionally, privacy protection concerns have further fueled the market growth. Due to cost fluctuations of mined steel, most of the manufacturers adopted closed loop practice. Hence steel was the most recycled material from electronic scrap because steel was heavily used in electronic. Computer was the largest segment among recycled equipment in 2012 and is forecast to maintain its dominance in future. This owes to decrease in average lifecycle of computers because of micro chip development. Additionally, commercial sector were highest contributors to recycling market based on source of equipments. This attributes to infrastructural developments across developing economies. Geographically, Europe dominated the e-waste recycling market followed by North America in 2012. The European recycling rate is slightly higher than North America due to efficient approach to recycling guided by two directives; RoHS Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive and the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). Most of the e-waste from developed countries was imported to developing countries such as India, China and Pakistan due to cheap labor and no mandatory recycling regulations. In addition, the amount of e-waste in South Africa is expected to increase eight times in near future. This is because South Africa is extensively serving as dumping ground for e-waste. The global electronic recycling market is segmented as follows: - Copper - Steel - Plastic resins - Others (zinc, tin, nickel, lead, aluminum, gold, silver, so on) Type of equipment processed - Computers - Telecom - Industrial - Consumer - Others Key Topics Covered: - Preface - Executive Summary - Electronics Recycling Market Analysis - Type of Processed Material, 2013 - 2019 - Type of Processed Material Used as Stock for New Electronic Products, 2013 - 2019 - Type of Equipment Processed, 2013 - 2019 - Sources of Equipment, 2013 - 2019 - Geography, 2013 - 2019 - Competitive Landscape - Company Profiles - A2Z Group - AERC Recycling Solutions - American Retroworks, Inc. - CRT Recycling, Inc. - Dlubak Glass Company - Eco-Tech Environmental Services, Inc. - Fortune Plastic & Metal, Inc. - MBA Polymers, Inc. - Sims Metal Management Limited - Universal Recyclers Technologies Visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/gftpmh/electronic
Recyclable Material Wholesaling in the US Industry Market Research Report from IBISWorld Has Been Updated
PRWeb - Sat Feb 15, 9:02AM CST
The Recyclable Material Wholesaling industry's performance is subject to price volatility, and industry revenue growth is largely dictated by demand from downstream scrap metal manufacturers. Global demand for steel supports this market, since scrap metal is used in the production of steel. Prior to the recession, increased demand for scrap caused average annual steel and iron scrap metal prices to skyrocket, translating to higher revenue for industry operators. Conditions changed considerably during the recession, however, with excess supply and falling demand dragging prices down and putting a pinch on wholesalers. Wholesaler revenue has slowly recovered over the five years to 2014, largely due to sales of scrap metals to emerging economies. IBISWorld estimates that revenue for the Recyclable Material Wholesaling industry increased an average 4.5% annually to $64.5 billion in the five years to 2014. As global economic activity continues to ramp up, revenue is expected to grow 2.8% in 2014.
Sims Metal Management Announces Fiscal 2014 Half Year Results
Thomson Reuters ONE - Thu Feb 13, 3:58PM CST
SIMS METAL MANAGEMENT ANNOUNCES
Sims Metal Management Shares Household Scrap Metal Recycling Tips
Marketwire - Wed Jan 22, 8:03AM CST
Sims Metal Management, the world's largest metals and electronics recycler, recently released an infographic to help consumers know where to find household recyclable metal scrap. Although much material received at Sims Metal Management is from industrial companies, homeowners, who are typically unaware of recyclable scrap metal in their homes, are encouraged to recycle as well.
Sims Metal Management Limited FY14 Half Year Financial Results Initiation
Thomson Reuters ONE - Mon Jan 20, 6:19AM CST
SYDNEY, Australia and NEW YORK, January 20, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sims Metal Management Limited will release its FY14 first half results to Australian Securities Exchange on the morning of Friday 14 February 2014. The results will be presented via Conference Call hosted by Galdino Claro, Group Chief Executive Officer, and Rob Larry, Group Chief Financial Officer.
Sims Metal Management Accepts Holiday Lights for Recycling
Marketwire - Thu Dec 19, 5:01PM CST
Sims Metal Management (ASX: SGM) (OTC: SMSMY), the world's largest metals and electronics recycler, announced they can accept all types of holiday lights for recycling this season. Both working and non-working incandescent or light emitting diode (LED) lights can be collected at your local Sims Metal Management facility.
Sims Metal Management Recognized as Being One of the 120 Most Responsible Companies in the World
Marketwire - Wed Dec 18, 6:16PM CST
Sims Metal Management, the world's largest publicly listed metals and electronics recycler was included on the NYSE Euronext (NYX) and Vigeo list of the global 120 most advanced companies in terms of performance in corporate responsibility. These lists are put together by NYSE Euronext, referred to as the world's largest exchange group, and Vigeo, the leading European expert in responsible performance. This is the second consecutive year that Sims Metal Management has been included on this list.
Sims Metal Management Announces Fiscal 2014 Full Year Results
Thomson Reuters ONE - Fri Aug 22, 2:40AM CDT
Results at a Glance
Sims Metal Management Announces Five Year Strategic Plan
Thomson Reuters ONE - Tue Jul 22, 6:48PM CDT
Sims Metal Management Limited: SRS Restructuring Initiatives and Related Charges
Thomson Reuters ONE - Mon Jun 23, 8:34PM CDT
Sydney, Australia and New York, 24 June 2014 (ASX:SGM) (OTC:SMSMY) -- Sims Metal Management Limited (the "Company"
today announces restructuring initiatives designed to reset and streamline the Sims Recycling Solutions ("SRS" business as part of a Group strategic review currently being undertaken. Global Electronic Recycling (Copper, Steel, Plastic Resins) Market - Forecast & Opportunities, 2019
M2 - Tue Apr 01, 3:10AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/gftpmh/electronic) has announced the addition of the "Global Electronic Recycling (Copper, Steel, Plastic Resins) Market - Forecast & opportunities, 2019" report to their offering. The global recycling market was valued at USD 9.84 billion in 2012 and is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 23.06% from 2013 to 2019 Increasing consumption of electronic devices, growing government concern and numerous initiatives taken by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and nonprofit organizations are the major drivers for electronic recycling market. Though e-waste represents less than 4% of the global landfill mass, it contains more than 75% of the environmentally hazardous waste. As electronic equipment are made up of numerous special and precious metals, maintaining circular flow helps to achieve the availability demand. Additionally, privacy protection concerns have further fueled the market growth. Due to cost fluctuations of mined steel, most of the manufacturers adopted closed loop practice. Hence steel was the most recycled material from electronic scrap because steel was heavily used in electronic. Computer was the largest segment among recycled equipment in 2012 and is forecast to maintain its dominance in future. This owes to decrease in average lifecycle of computers because of micro chip development. Additionally, commercial sector were highest contributors to recycling market based on source of equipments. This attributes to infrastructural developments across developing economies. Geographically, Europe dominated the e-waste recycling market followed by North America in 2012. The European recycling rate is slightly higher than North America due to efficient approach to recycling guided by two directives; RoHS Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive and the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). Most of the e-waste from developed countries was imported to developing countries such as India, China and Pakistan due to cheap labor and no mandatory recycling regulations. In addition, the amount of e-waste in South Africa is expected to increase eight times in near future. This is because South Africa is extensively serving as dumping ground for e-waste. The global electronic recycling market is segmented as follows: - Copper - Steel - Plastic resins - Others (zinc, tin, nickel, lead, aluminum, gold, silver, so on) Type of equipment processed - Computers - Telecom - Industrial - Consumer - Others Key Topics Covered: - Preface - Executive Summary - Electronics Recycling Market Analysis - Type of Processed Material, 2013 - 2019 - Type of Processed Material Used as Stock for New Electronic Products, 2013 - 2019 - Type of Equipment Processed, 2013 - 2019 - Sources of Equipment, 2013 - 2019 - Geography, 2013 - 2019 - Competitive Landscape - Company Profiles - A2Z Group - AERC Recycling Solutions - American Retroworks, Inc. - CRT Recycling, Inc. - Dlubak Glass Company - Eco-Tech Environmental Services, Inc. - Fortune Plastic & Metal, Inc. - MBA Polymers, Inc. - Sims Metal Management Limited - Universal Recyclers Technologies Visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/gftpmh/electronic
Recyclable Material Wholesaling in the US Industry Market Research Report from IBISWorld Has Been Updated
PRWeb - Sat Feb 15, 9:02AM CST
The Recyclable Material Wholesaling industry's performance is subject to price volatility, and industry revenue growth is largely dictated by demand from downstream scrap metal manufacturers. Global demand for steel supports this market, since scrap metal is used in the production of steel. Prior to the recession, increased demand for scrap caused average annual steel and iron scrap metal prices to skyrocket, translating to higher revenue for industry operators. Conditions changed considerably during the recession, however, with excess supply and falling demand dragging prices down and putting a pinch on wholesalers. Wholesaler revenue has slowly recovered over the five years to 2014, largely due to sales of scrap metals to emerging economies. IBISWorld estimates that revenue for the Recyclable Material Wholesaling industry increased an average 4.5% annually to $64.5 billion in the five years to 2014. As global economic activity continues to ramp up, revenue is expected to grow 2.8% in 2014.
Sims Metal Management Announces Fiscal 2014 Half Year Results
Thomson Reuters ONE - Thu Feb 13, 3:58PM CST
SIMS METAL MANAGEMENT ANNOUNCES
Sims Metal Management Shares Household Scrap Metal Recycling Tips
Marketwire - Wed Jan 22, 8:03AM CST
Sims Metal Management, the world's largest metals and electronics recycler, recently released an infographic to help consumers know where to find household recyclable metal scrap. Although much material received at Sims Metal Management is from industrial companies, homeowners, who are typically unaware of recyclable scrap metal in their homes, are encouraged to recycle as well.
Sims Metal Management Limited FY14 Half Year Financial Results Initiation
Thomson Reuters ONE - Mon Jan 20, 6:19AM CST
SYDNEY, Australia and NEW YORK, January 20, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sims Metal Management Limited will release its FY14 first half results to Australian Securities Exchange on the morning of Friday 14 February 2014. The results will be presented via Conference Call hosted by Galdino Claro, Group Chief Executive Officer, and Rob Larry, Group Chief Financial Officer.
Sims Metal Management Accepts Holiday Lights for Recycling
Marketwire - Thu Dec 19, 5:01PM CST
Sims Metal Management (ASX: SGM) (OTC: SMSMY), the world's largest metals and electronics recycler, announced they can accept all types of holiday lights for recycling this season. Both working and non-working incandescent or light emitting diode (LED) lights can be collected at your local Sims Metal Management facility.
Sims Metal Management Recognized as Being One of the 120 Most Responsible Companies in the World
Marketwire - Wed Dec 18, 6:16PM CST
Sims Metal Management, the world's largest publicly listed metals and electronics recycler was included on the NYSE Euronext (NYX) and Vigeo list of the global 120 most advanced companies in terms of performance in corporate responsibility. These lists are put together by NYSE Euronext, referred to as the world's largest exchange group, and Vigeo, the leading European expert in responsible performance. This is the second consecutive year that Sims Metal Management has been included on this list.
