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Sims Limited (SMSMY) reports news tied to its global recycling and circular-economy businesses, including metal recycling, scrap supply and logistics, technology lifecycle services, and renewable-energy-related sustainability initiatives. Its Sims Lifecycle Services unit provides IT asset disposition, data center equipment reuse and redeployment, secure electronics disposition, and recycling of electronic products.
Company updates also cover customer and technology collaborations, recognition for IT asset disposition capabilities, climate policy engagement, ESG index inclusion, tax transparency and renewable electricity initiatives, and governance changes involving the board and finance leadership. As an ADR, SMSMY news may also reflect parent-company announcements and materials from Sims Limited's Australian-listed ordinary shares.
Sims Limited (OTC:SMSMY) and Alter Steel have signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establish a strategic partnership for Alter's planned electric arc furnace (EAF) in Pinkenba, Queensland. Under the proposed agreement, Sims would exclusively supply up to 550,000 tonnes of ferrous scrap annually and manage Alter's scrap inventory.
Alter Steel is investing over $750 million to construct a new steel mill capable of producing 500,000 tonnes of reinforcing steel yearly. The facility, scheduled to begin operations in 2028, will create over 600 construction jobs and 220 permanent positions. The project includes developing Sims' Pinkenba site into a strategic logistics and metal recycling hub, transitioning from road-based transport to shipping and potential rail operations.
Sims Lifecycle Services (SLS) has been named a Representative Vendor in the 2024 Gartner® Market Guide for IT Asset Disposition for the fifth time. The recognition emphasizes SLS's expertise in IT asset management, data security, and sustainability solutions. The Market Guide highlights that IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) is increasingly focused on environmental sustainability benefits, including extending technology asset lifecycles to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and e-waste. The report emphasizes that device reuse and refurbishment are expected to grow as organizations recognize the carbon avoidance benefits compared to recycling.
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Sims Limited (ASX: SGM) has been recognized as the 14th most sustainable company globally in the 2023 Global 100 List by Corporate Knights, marking its ninth inclusion. The company emphasized its commitment to sustainability by accelerating its carbon neutrality target by 12 years. Notable achievements include a 21% reduction in carbon emissions from FY20 and the establishment of a Sims Resource Renewal demonstration site. The ranking reflects a rigorous assessment of 6,720 companies with revenues exceeding $1 billion, evaluating key environmental, social, and governance indicators.
Sims Limited (ASX: SGM) announced the retirement of Heather Ridout AO from its Board of Directors in 2023. Ridout, who joined the board in September 2011 and served as chairperson of the Remuneration Committee, played a pivotal role in guiding the company through a challenging growth strategy. Geoffrey Brunsdon, the Board's chairman, praised her contributions over 11 years. Ridout is transitioning to serve as Australia's Consul-General in New York, with her retirement date yet to be determined. Sims Limited is committed to sustainability and operates globally, with a purpose of creating a world without waste.
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