| Software Industry | Information Technology Sector | Mr. Joel Picard CEO | XPAR Exchange | FR0000039232 ISIN |
| France Country | 574 Employees | - Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
Aurea SA, established in France, specializes in the recycling sector, focusing on the ecological processing of various materials. Initially known as AUER, the company underwent a rebranding in 1988 to become Aurea SA. Based in Paris, Aurea SA has carved a niche for itself by addressing the pressing needs of recycling black motor oil, alongside manufacturing and recycling processes that span a diverse range of materials, including plastics, tires, and metals. The company's commitment to environmental sustainability is evident in its comprehensive approach to recycling and waste management, making it a notable player in the recycling industry.
Aurea SA processes and recycles black motor oil, ensuring that this hazardous waste is transformed into reusable products, thereby reducing environmental pollution.
From used tires, Aurea SA manufactures remold tires, offering a sustainable alternative to completely new tires, which helps in minimizing rubber waste.
The company efficiently recycles rigid PVC, turning it into valuable materials that can be reused in various applications, thus contributing to the reduction of plastic waste.
Aurea SA's recycling processes extend to plastics and packaging products, where it converts waste into reusable materials, playing a critical role in the circular economy.
Through refining and recycling, Aurea SA processes aluminum waste, offering a sustainable solution for one of the most widely used metals in the world.
The company not only recycles copper but also produces copper alloys, essential for electrical and construction industries, thus ensuring the valuable metal's lifecycle is extended.
Specialized treatment and recycling services for zinc, lead, and cadmium are offered by Aurea SA, mitigating the environmental impact of these potentially harmful metals.
Aurea SA engages in the crucial service of treating and decontaminating mercury waste, a substance that poses significant health risks, thereby ensuring its safe disposal or reuse.