LUPOLI S.p.A 80 years of passion and commitment.
From scrap collection to the collection and storage of spent lead-acid batteries, we manage the recycling chain all round.
For almost 80 years, through our plant we have been one of the most important players in the sector.
So many years have passed since Salvatore Lupoli invented this business, which began with the recovery, in the immediate post-war period, of wreckage and war remnants left by the Allies during the historic landing at Anzio in 1945.
OUR NUMBERS
LUPOLI is a leading company in Italy in the all-round recycling management of ferrous scrap and spent lead batteries
Market data, turnover and consultants are constantly increasing: for us, growth means success for our customers.
Our Mission
LUPOLI S.p.A established its reputation on the ferrous metal market thanks to the many experiences shared over time with its customers, both nationally and internationally.
A link between small and medium-sized companies in the sector and the large plants receiving the treated products, LUPOLI S.p.A has facilities and vehicles, authorised and constantly monitored for effective recovery and correct disposal of all types of treated waste.
The highly qualified and constantly updated staff is always ready to meet the needs of producers, offering personalised advice on solving problems related to the complex legislation of the waste world.
LUPOLI S.p.A has also been accredited for a few years at the prestigious London Metal Exchange (LME), based in London, which is the world's largest and oldest metals market, with a history dating back to the opening of the Royal Exchange in London in 1571 and officially founded in 1877 to meet the growing demand for metals during the Industrial Revolution.
This accreditation of LUPOLI S.p.a. is the fruit of the passion, dedication and work ethic that constitutes the entrepreneurial tradition of the Lupoli family, which has been handed down, as a memory of values, from generation to generation.
MISSIONE
Generating new value from recovery and recycling