Metkom Sp. z o.o., headquartered in Pustynia (no. 31A, Dębica municipality), is a Polish company active in industrial waste management, recycling and metal trading, registered in the Polish National Court Register under KRS 0000232565 (since 15 April 2005). According to the register, its main activity is the wholesale of waste and scrap; the company also collects and treats waste, dismantles end-of-life products, recovers materials and provides road haulage. It reports over 25 years of experience, more than 250 qualified employees and over 10,000 m² of covered storage space; its scrap purchase points operate in Dębica, Rzeszów, Mielec, Radom and Dąbrowa Górnicza.
The offer covers comprehensive industrial waste management – from audits and the classification of waste fractions, through the selection of containers and press containers and collection with its own fleet, to recycling, laboratory analyses and support with BDO waste-register documentation – as well as the purchase of steel, cast-iron and non-ferrous scrap, the sale of secondary raw materials (including aluminium briquettes), document shredding and a metals wholesale business supplying copper, brass, bronze and aluminium semi-finished products. According to its own figures, the company serves more than 3,000 companies and production plants, including in the automotive, aviation, energy, rail and machine-building sectors. In 2025 it launched a plant in Mielec producing EPDM rubber granulate from waste. Its management system meets the requirements of ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001.
Non-ferrous metals – copper, aluminium and brass – form a significant part of the material stream that Metkom buys, sorts, prepares and sells as secondary raw materials to manufacturing plants and smelters; the company states that it continuously monitors chemical and physical quality and operates on a circular-economy model, including closing the loop for EPDM rubber waste. According to the company, it is the only Polish enterprise in the consortium of the international Circular Ports project, in which it forms the Polish part of the team together with the University of Gdańsk. As an IGMNiR member, Metkom represents companies that buy, process and trade scrap and industrial waste, combining non-ferrous metal recycling with services for manufacturing plants.