Creating long-term value by caring for resources

In the Material and Analysis Lab at Stena Recycling’s Research & Development department, Girma Gebresenbut works to understand both today’s and tomorrow’s materials in depth.

At Stena Recycling, individual drive and potential are more important than previous work experience. Ole Hansen got the job, despite incomplete resume.

Lovisa Eriksson has developed from trainee to Operations Director. Curiosity and the opportunity to influence have been the biggest driving forces.

As an operator at Stena Aluminium's smelter, Oskar Rundberg has a key role when aluminium scrap is turned into new raw materials.

As a Material and Analysis Expert, Samira Akbari uses her chemical expertise to develop new and innovative ways to recycle complex materials.

Christoffer Muhl Pollari has built a new business where steel beams from demolition projects can be reused in new constructions.

Stena has been named one of Sweden's most attractive employers in 2024 in the Young Professional Attraction Index survey.

Stena Recycling Poland's facility Suwałki has had no accidents in 12 years under the leadership of the Branch Manager, Iwona Korniluk.

What is your passion? Working with us, you become part of an exciting group with many different possibilities to develop in any direction you want.

For the fourth year in a row, we are among the top 3 best workplaces in construction, manufacturing and industry.

Carina Petersson manages the new Battery Recycling Center in Sweden. It is one of the first industrial scale facilities in Europe. Every year batteries from 30,000 vehicles will be recycled.

Nicklas Johansson manages one of Stena Recycling’s facilities in Finland. They turn waste into valuable resources for the industries to use in the production of new products, instead of using raw material.

Emmi Karell works as a key account manager at Stena Recycling in Finland. Her passion is to help companies implement a circular approach to their business.

Our culture is guided by the values and convictions of the Olsson family. We act long-term. We believe it is important to show care for each other, for our customers, for resources, and for society.

We drive sustainable development together with our customers. All companies within the Stena Metall Group share a common set of sustainability ambitions. Three areas define and guide our sustainability work: care for the environment, care for people, and care for sustainable business.

Each year, we handle six million tonnes of waste and end-of-life products. Our customers are supplied with essential raw materials, aluminium alloys, steel products and marine fuels. Our products and services create value that benefits businesses, the environment, and society at large.

The UN Sustainable Development Goals identify 17 key areas where businesses need to work for change if we want to achieve a sustainable society. At Stena Metall, we have identified 11 of the UN Sustainable Development Goals that are more closely related to our operations.