Spectro Alloys breaks ground on $71 million aluminum recycling expansion in Rosemount

Spectro Alloys broke ground on a $71 million expansion at its Rosemount, Minnesota campus to add aluminum recycling capabilities. The 90,000 sq ft facility will add 120 million pounds per year of recycling capacity and create up to 50 new jobs.

“Spectro Alloys and The Opus Group, joined by Gov. Tim Walz and Rosemount Mayor Jeff Weisensel, broke ground Wednesday on a $71 million expansion to add new aluminum recycling capabilities to Spectro’s Rosemount campus.”spectroalloys.com

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• spectroalloys.comSpectro Alloys breaks ground on $71 million recycling expansion at Rosemount facility | EGA Spectro AlloysMar 28, 2024
• americanrecycler.comSpectro Alloys breaks ground on $71 million recycling expansion - American Recycler News - The NewsVoice for Salvage, Waste and RecyclingApr 8, 2024

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