CMC Recycling Austin South

Founded in 1915 as a single location, family owned and operated scrap processing facility in Dallas, Texas, Commercial Metals Company Recycling has grown into an industry leader. With operations in over 60 locations globally we have the capacity to process and ship more than 4.0 million tons of ferrous and non ferrous scrap annually. We buy, process, sell and manage scrap in collaboration with our partners regardless of their size throughout the United States and around the globe. Our success has been built by committing ourselves to the highest ethical, legal, environmental, safety and customer service standards. This will remain our commitment to all our business partners in each and every transaction and interaction we undertake. Commercial Metals Company is a global, low-cost metals recycling, manufacturing, fabricating and trading enterprise. With corporate headquarters in Irving, Texas, CMC operates more than 200 local recycling centers; steel mills; fabrication facilities; marketing and distribution offices; construction-related product stores; heat treating facilities; and other related operations - in more than 25 countries. You’ll find our steel in American football stadiums, German airports, Saudi Arabian infrastructure, Singaporean high-rise buildings and in other well-known structures around the world. Our vertical integration model revolutionized the way the steel industry operates today. Originating in 1915 with a single recycling location, we have continuously moved into higher-value downstream segments of the ferrous and non-ferrous metal lifecycle.We are a global metals company committed to delivering industry-leading customer service, providing an environment where our employees can succeed, improving our communities and creating value for our investors.

Commercial Metals Company is a global, low-cost metals recycling, manufacturing, fabricating and trading enterprise. With corporate headquarters in Irving, Texas, CMC operates more than 200 local recycling centers; steel mills; fabrication facilities; marketing and distribution offices; construction-related product stores; heat treating facilities; and other related operations - in more than 25 countries. You’ll find our steel in American football stadiums, German airports, Saudi Arabian infrastructure, Singaporean high-rise buildings and in other well-known structures around the world. Our vertical integration model revolutionized the way the steel industry operates today. Originating in 1915 with a single recycling location, we have continuously moved into higher-value downstream segments of the ferrous and non-ferrous metal lifecycle.