AMG Resources Corp
455 Pennsylvania Avenue Suite 280, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, United States

AMG Resources has grown into one of the world’s largest processors and marketers of ferrous & non-ferrous scrap metal and a leading supplier of prime and secondary steel products by providing the highest level of customer service, leveraging its marketing expertise to offer competitive pricing and being creative in finding solutions for its customers’ needs.

About AMG

AMG Resources has grown into one of the world’s largest processors and marketers of ferrous & non-ferrous scrap metal and a leading supplier of prime and secondary steel products by providing the highest level of customer service, leveraging its marketing expertise to offer competitive pricing and being creative in finding solutions for its customers’ needs.

Products & Services

Scrap Metal
AMG is one of the world’s largest recyclers of scrap metal, ranking among the United States’ 10 largest ferrous scrap processors and the world’s 20 largest multinational scrap processors according to Recycling Today. AMG and its affiliates have 11 processing facilities and 18 commercial offices in the United States, as well as one processing facility and one commercial office in the United Kingdom.

Scrap Marketing
AMG is one of the largest scrap brokers in the United States and United Kingdom. With 18 commercial offices throughout the United States, in addition to a European office in Birmingham, U.K., AMG is tapped into markets throughout the country and the world. In addition to brokering scrap, AMG’s commercial group has a wealth of experience importing pig iron and other scrap substitutes.

Scrap Processing
AMG processes more than 1,000,000 tons of scrap annually at its 12 facilities in the United States and United Kingdom. AMG collects industrial scrap and obsolete scrap, processes it into reusable forms and supplies the recycled metals to its customers, including integrated steel mills, electric arc furnaces, foundries and secondary smelters. AMG handles all major scrap grades, and its processed ferrous products include bundled, shredded and sheared scrap metal, in addition to other purchased scrap metal, such as turnings and cast iron. AMG also produces a number of specialty and known-analysis products that cater to the particular needs of its customers, including detinned steel bundles, coolant scrap and tin ingots. AMG takes particular pride in devising solutions to efficiently recycle lesser grades of scrap by developing new processing technologies and finding new uses for such scrap, often using AMG-designed and AMG-patented processes and equipment.

Scrap Management
For generators and consumers of scrap metal, the scrap industry can often be difficult to navigate due to frequently volatile markets, a diverse base of processors and dealers and its uniquely entrepreneurial spirit. For such businesses, which are directly part of the scrap “food chain” but not involved in the scrap industry on a day-to-day basis, AMG’s experience can prove to be an invaluable asset.For scrap generators, AMG develops and manages scrap programs focused on obtaining the greatest value for the scrap generated and making the scrap disposal function as efficient as possible within customers’ existing operations. AMG’s scrap-management customers include some of the largest consumers of steel in the United States and Europe.For steelmakers, AMG works with melt shops and purchasing departments to design optimized purchase plans, identify and qualify scrap suppliers, coordinate transportation logistics and perform of scrap chemistry analyses. AMG is experienced at working with a wide range of steelmakers, from large integrated steel mills to smaller specialty foundries and melt shops.

Prime & Secondary Steel
AMG sells and brokers a wide variety of excess prime, secondary and other useable grades of non-prime steel, including master coils, pup coils, sheets, slit coils, tube, plates and cobble, to consumers worldwide.

Counterweights & Steel Fabrications
International Steel & Counterweights manufactures steel counterweights, fabrications and weldments and sells excess prime and secondary steel plate as is or cut to order. ISC’s counterweights and fabrications are used in a wide variety of applications by manufacturers of heavy equipment, elevators, drilling rigs, locomotives, theatrical stage curtains, party tents, grills and other products.What makes International Steel & Counterweights unique is its ability to leverage its relationships with steelmakers and steel service centers to obtain low-cost raw materials, which enables it to produce high-quality parts at low prices. ISC is proud to service customers both big and small — from some the country’s biggest equipment makers, such as JLG Industries, Terex, Otis Elevator and KONE, to smaller manufacturers and users of steel plate.

Plate & Tubular Products
AMG sells and brokers a wide variety of excess prime, secondary and other useable grades of non-prime steel, including master coils, pup coils, sheets, slit coils and tube, to consumers worldwide.In addition, AMG’s International Steel & Counterweights affiliate maintains a large inventory of plate and cobble of varying sizes and chemistries. A listing of ISC’s current inventory of plate and cobble can be found at www.steelcounterweights.com.

Scrap Marketing

AMG is one of the largest scrap brokers in the United States and United Kingdom. With 19 commercial offices throughout the United States and United Kingdom, AMG is tapped into scrap markets throughout the country and the world. In addition to brokering scrap, AMG’s commercial group has a wealth of experience importing pig iron and other scrap substitutes.

Scrap Brokerage
AMG’s brokerage customers include generators, processors and consumers of scrap, ranging from the small family-owned recyclers to the world’s largest international steel companies. AMG’s traders maintain close relationships with every major steel mill in the United States and United Kingdom and sell directly to export markets throughout Europe, Asia and Australia. This extensive network keeps AMG in tune with the latest market trends and movements both domestically and abroad.

Transportation Services
AMG not only takes the hassle out of managing transportation logistics but relies on its transportation capabilities to provide additional value to its customers. AMG’s goal is to help its customers minimize freight costs, relieve them of timely administrative work and ultimately enable them expand their existing markets and access new markets for their products.

Private Railcar Fleet
AMG boasts one of the largest fleets of private railcars of any North American scrap broker with approximately 700 cars currently in service. The fleet includes single railcars ranging in size from 2,500 cubic feet to 6,000 cubic feet and articulated railcars with up to 10,000 cubic-foot capacities, enabling AMG to maximize loaded weights and reduce transportation costs. AMG’s fleet services facilities throughout the continental United States and Canada. With a sizeable and diverse fleet at its disposal, AMG is able to readily supply appropriately sized railcars when needed by its customers.

Real-Time Railcar Tracking
AMG’s RoadRunner railcar management system provides real-time tracking information for all railcars shipped throughout North America. The system directly interfaces with all carriers so that billing information is electronically transmitted to the origin carrier within minutes and railcar locations are updated as soon as the handling carrier reports any movement. This system is available not only for AMG’s private fleet of 700 railcars but for all other railcars in any public or private fleets that AMG uses, enabling AMG’s customers to easily determine the exact location of their products at any given moment, accurately project shipment arrivals and determine actual historical turnaround times.

Railcar Brokerage for Fleet Owners
In addition to managing its own private fleet of railcars, AMG’s transportation department also provides brokerage services for owners of serviceable railcars. With a nationwide network of railcar owners, leasing companies and other rail industry professionals at its disposal, AMG can assist railcar owners in finding homes for surplus railcars. These brokerage services are managed by Leo Phillipp, AMG’s Manager of Railcar Purchasing.

Scrap Processing

AMG is one of the world’s largest recyclers of scrap metal, ranking among the United States’ 10 largest ferrous scrap processors and the world’s 20 largest multinational scrap processors according to Recycling Today.  AMG processes more than 1,000,000 tons of scrap annually at its 12 facilities in the United States and United Kingdom.  AMG collects industrial scrap and obsolete scrap, processes it into reusable forms and supplies the recycled metals to its customers, including integrated steel mills, electric arc furnaces, foundries and secondary smelters.  AMG handles all major scrap grades, and its processed ferrous products include bundled, shredded and sheared scrap metal, in addition to other purchased scrap metal, such as turnings and cast iron.  AMG also produces a number of specialty and known-analysis products that cater to the particular needs of its customers, including detinned steel bundles, coolant scrap and tin ingots.  AMG takes particular pride in devising solutions to efficiently recycle lesser grades of scrap by developing new processing technologies and finding new uses for such scrap, often using AMG-designed and AMG-patented processes and equipment.

Ferrous Scrap

AMG is one of the world’s largest recyclers of scrap metal, ranking among the United States’ 10 largest ferrous scrap processors and the world’s 20 largest multinational scrap processors according to Recycling Today.

AMG processes more than 1,000,000 tons of scrap annually at its 12 facilities in the United States and United Kingdom. AMG collects industrial scrap and obsolete scrap, processes it into reusable forms and supplies the recycled metals to its customers, including integrated steel mills, electric arc furnaces, foundries and secondary smelters. AMG handles all major scrap grades, and its processed ferrous products include bundled, shredded and sheared scrap metal, in addition to other purchased scrap metal, such as turnings and cast iron. AMG also produces a number of specialty and known-analysis products that cater to the particular needs of its customers, including detinned steel bundles, coolant scrap and tin ingots. AMG takes particular pride in devising solutions to efficiently recycle lesser grades of scrap by developing new processing technologies and finding new uses for such scrap, often using AMG-designed and AMG-patented processes and equipment.

Non-Ferrous Scrap

AMG purchases all grades of non-ferrous scrap, including aluminum, copper and stainless steel, at its facilities across the country. All material received is sorted, graded and prepared based on customers’ requirements and specifications.AMG is active in both domestic and international non-ferrous metals markets and is a direct supplier to consumers throughout North America, Europe and Asia.