Runaya Expands Green Aluminium Recovery Business Globally
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Runaya Expands Green Aluminium Recovery Business Globally

Runaya has announced major expansion plans for its Green Aluminium Recovery business, aiming to scale operations globally while significantly increasing Fiber-Reinforced Polymer (FRP) production capacity. The company plans to more than double its FRP output as part of its sustainability-driven growth strategy, reinforcing its commitment to resource efficiency and the circular economy. 
Runaya’s Green Aluminium Recovery process extracts aluminium from industrial waste, reducing landfill use and carbon emissions. By scaling this model internationally, the company seeks to drive industrial growth while promoting sustainable resource management. Additionally, the increased FRP production will cater to the rising demand in the telecom and infrastructure sectors. 
To enhance efficiency and sustainability, Runaya is integrating automation and digital technologies into its manufacturing processes. The company has also partnered with IIT Kharagpur to advance research in sustainable materials and resource recovery. 
With sustainability embedded in its business framework, Runaya is aligning its expansion with global best practices, reinforcing its position as a leader in green metals and composite materials while expanding its global footprint. 
(AL Circle) 
            

Runaya has announced major expansion plans for its Green Aluminium Recovery business, aiming to scale operations globally while significantly increasing Fiber-Reinforced Polymer (FRP) production capacity. The company plans to more than double its FRP output as part of its sustainability-driven growth strategy, reinforcing its commitment to resource efficiency and the circular economy. Runaya’s Green Aluminium Recovery process extracts aluminium from industrial waste, reducing landfill use and carbon emissions. By scaling this model internationally, the company seeks to drive industrial growth while promoting sustainable resource management. Additionally, the increased FRP production will cater to the rising demand in the telecom and infrastructure sectors. To enhance efficiency and sustainability, Runaya is integrating automation and digital technologies into its manufacturing processes. The company has also partnered with IIT Kharagpur to advance research in sustainable materials and resource recovery. With sustainability embedded in its business framework, Runaya is aligning its expansion with global best practices, reinforcing its position as a leader in green metals and composite materials while expanding its global footprint. (AL Circle)             

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