Private Acquisition Firm
We buy scrap metal and auto recycling businesses directly from their owners across the United States. No listings. No auctions. No commissions. Just a confidential conversation with the people who actually write the check.
Why Owners Talk to Us
You speak directly with the people who decide. No middlemen, no commission paid out of your sale price, no public listing. The conversation stays between us until it doesn't have to.
Your employees, your customers, your competitors — none of them learn anything unless and until you decide. Most owners who reach out to us never end up selling. We treat the conversation the same either way.
Decades of operating experience across scrap metal and auto recycling. You won't spend the first call explaining your shear, your downstream, or your nonferrous mix. We've seen yards like yours — probably yards much like yours, ten miles away.
Who We Are
We are a private acquisition firm focused on the scrap metal and auto recycling industries. We acquire established yards across the United States. We are not a broker. We are not a listing platform. We are a principal — capital ready to close, with the operating expertise to keep your business running well after the sale.
Our principals have decades of combined experience across some of the largest scrap and recycling operators in North America. We bring institutional resources, and the patience to deploy them on the right businesses.
What We Acquire
We are flexible on size, structure, and situation. The yards we acquire generally:
We have acquired yards where the owner stayed on for years, and yards where the owner wanted out in 60 days. Both work.
Geographic Focus
We buy scrap metal and auto recycling businesses in all 50 states. Wherever your yard sits — a single location or a multi-yard operation, coast to coast — we can have a confidential conversation.
How It Works
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No NDAs to start. We talk about your business at a high level. You learn who we are; we learn what you are considering. Usually 30 minutes.
02
If both sides want to continue, we sign a mutual NDA and review your financials, operations, and real estate. We share a preliminary valuation range and timeline.
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If we move to an offer, you get specifics — price, structure, employee treatment, real estate handling, and your continued role (if any). Terms you can take to your CPA and your spouse.