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American corporation specialising in gold
The landscape is dominated by a mix of national networks that refine scrap and bullion, specialized regional refiners, and a few miners with in-house smelting capacity — but there is no single indepen...
A review of the provided reporting finds that the prominent U.S. precious‑metal refiners cited — including Metalor USA, Asahi Refining USA (a subsidiary of Japan’s Asahi), United Precious Metal Refini...
There are very few standalone, U.S.-based precious‑metal refineries that are publicly traded; most U.S. refiners named in industry directories are privately held or subsidiaries of foreign companies, ...
Commercial manufacturers of silver‑refining equipment range from large industrial engineering firms that supply full refinery plants to smaller specialty vendors offering electrolytic cells, induction...
Publicly traded companies that refine silver are mostly large integrated miners that operate smelters or minting facilities rather than standalone, exchange-listed refiners; notable examples include I...
Refiners recover from nontraditional streams using established metallurgical routes—primarily melting and physical separation for jewelry and household scrap, and targeted chemical or industrial recyc...