Aluminium rolling and recycling with 11 European production sites
Speira operates a vertically integrated aluminium recycling and rolling business across Germany and Norway, processing 650,000 tons of recycled material annually into advanced rolled products. The company is actively hiring across manufacturing and engineering while scaling finance digitalization—suggesting a push to modernize cost and process control systems alongside production expansion. Heavy reliance on SAP (PM, MM, core ERP) paired with projects around reporting tool development and controlling optimization indicates a maturing but legacy-constrained data and planning infrastructure.
Speira is a European aluminium rolling and recycling manufacturer, privately held since 2021, with eleven production and recycling sites spanning Germany and Norway. The company recycles up to 650,000 tons of aluminium annually and produces approximately one million tons of rolled products for automotive, packaging, printing, engineering, and construction sectors. Key assets include the Alunorf joint venture (world's largest aluminium rolling mill) and the Grevenbroich refining plant (world's largest refining facility). The company markets low-carbon products under the ORBIS and RIVOS labels to signal high recycled-content and near-zero-emission credentials. Operations span recycling, rolling, casting, and R&D.
Speira recycles up to 650,000 tons of aluminium per year across eleven sites in Germany and Norway, with the Grevenbroich facility serving as the world's largest aluminium refining plant.
Speira's primary systems include SAP (PM, MM, core ERP), Java with Spring and Hibernate backends, Power BI and Cognos for analytics, Azure cloud, and specialized tools like Coupa (procurement), Atoss (workforce management), and Monday.com for project tracking.
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