We offer comprehensive industrial demolition and dismantling services. We specialize in the safe, controlled tear-down of industrial structures, commercial buildings, and manufacturing facilities. Our team ensures that every phase of demolition is managed with precision, recovering maximum value from the resulting materials while prioritizing safety and environmental compliance. We transform obsolete structures into valuable raw materials.

In an age of rapid technological advancement, responsible e-waste management is critical. TATA STEEL TRADING provides certified handling and recycling solutions for end-of-life electronic equipment. We process a wide range of electronic scrap—from computers and servers to household appliances—ensuring that hazardous components are safely treated and that precious metals, copper, and plastics are recovered and returned to the production cycle.

We are major traders of ferrous scrap, the backbone of the global steel industry. We handle everything from heavy melting steel and car bodies to industrial scrap and rebar. By supplying steel mills and foundries with prepared ferrous scrap, we help facilitate a manufacturing process that uses significantly less energy than virgin ore production.

Our non-ferrous division deals in high-value metals essential for modern manufacturing, construction, and technology. We source and supply a wide variety of materials, including: · Copper: Bare bright, #1 & #2 copper, wire, and tubing. · Aluminum: Extrusions, old sheet, UBCs (Used Beverage Cans), and wheels. · Lead, Brass, Stainless Steel, and more.

We are committed to tackling plastic pollution by giving scrap plastic a second life. We trade a broad spectrum of post-industrial and post-consumer plastics, sorted and graded to meet the strict specifications of reprocessors. Our streams include PET, HDPE, LDPE, PP, and rigid plastics.

We facilitate the recovery of the world's most recycled material. We trade all grades of paper stock, including OCC (Old Corrugated Cardboard), Office Paper, Newspapers (ONP), and Magazines.