ABOUT AMG
AMG has grown into one of the world’s largest processors and suppliers of ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metals and a leading supplier of prime and secondary steel products by delivering industry-leading service, leveraging its marketing expertise to maximize value and developing creative solutions for its customers.
HISTORY
1988
AMG is founded and acquires metals division of Vulcan Materials, a detinner with operations in Baltimore, Md., Pittsburgh, Pa., Gary, Ind. and the United Kingdom.
1989
AMG opens scrap-processing facility in Saint Paul, Minn. to recycle magnetized trash and used cans.
1994
AMG acquires business of Burstein Company, a Pittsburgh, Pa.-based dealer of specialty ferrous scrap.
1995
AMG acquires business of S. Goldstein & Son, a scrap processor with operations in Newark, N.J.
1997
AMG acquires business of Kimmel Metals, a scrap processor with operations in Milwaukee, Wis., Fort Dodge, Iowa and St. Joseph, Mo.
1998
AMG acquires Schnitzer Steel’s precipitation-iron production facility in Lathrop, Cal.
AMG acquires tinplate scrap business of ReMarket, a Memphis, Tenn.-based scrap dealer.
2000
AMG acquires business of Joseph B. Zamelsky Company, a scrap processor with operations in Newark, N.J.
2006
AMG acquires interest in Royal Green, a scrap processor with operations in Reading, Pa.
2008
AMG acquires business of Midwest Steel & Alloy, a scrap processor with operations in Youngstown, Ohio that specializes in railcar dismantling and mill roll processing.
2010
AMG affiliate International Steel & Counterweights is founded and opens steel fabrication and counterweight manufacturing facility in Youngstown, Ohio.
Royal Green opens a scrap-processing facility in Lebanon, Pa.
2016
AMG acquires interest in Allegheny Raw Materials, a scrap processor with operations in Elizabeth, Pa. and Freeport, Pa. and a mill-services division that develops specialty stainless steel blends and performs on-site scrap services at Allegheny Technologies’ Natrona, Pa. mill.
AMG acquires business of Ken Greco Company, a Youngstown, Ohio-based scrap dealer.
ISC launches ISC Elevator Parts division to market elevator guiderails and related parts.
2021
AMG acquires business of Strauss Industries, the largest scrap processor in West Virginia.
2023
AMG acquires business of Allegheny Raw Materials.
AMG acquires business of Galt Alloys, a manufacturer of ferro-alloy products with operations in Canton, Ohio.
AMG acquires interest in TT&E Iron & Metal, a scrap processor with operations in Raleigh, N.C.
2024
ISC Elevator Parts opens facility in Youngstown, Ohio for distribution of elevator guiderails and related parts.
AMG affiliate acquires industrial park in Benwood, W.V., which includes barge-loading facility on Ohio River.
HISTORY
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1988
AMG is founded and acquires metals division of Vulcan Materials, a detinner with operations in Baltimore, Md., Pittsburgh, Pa., Gary, Ind. and the United Kingdom.
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1989
AMG opens scrap-processing facility in Saint Paul, Minn. to process magnetized trash and used cans.
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1994
AMG acquires business of Burstein Company, a Pittsburgh, Pa.-based supplier of specialty ferrous scrap.
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1995
AMG acquired the business of S. Goldstein & Son, a scrap processor with operations in Newark, N.J.
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1997
AMG acquires business of Kimmel Metals, a scrap processor with operations in Milwaukee, Wis., Fort Dodge, Iowa and St. Joseph, Mo.
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1998
AMG acquires Schnitzer Steel's precipitation-iron production facility in Lathrop, Cal. AMG acquires tinplate-scrap business of ReMarket, a Memphis, Tenn.-based scrap dealer.
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2000
AMG acquired the business of Joseph B. Zamelsky Company, a scrap processor with operations in Newark, N.J.
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2006
AMG acquired interest in Royal Green, a scrap processor with a shredding facility in Reading, Pa.
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2008
AMG acquires business of Midwest Steel & Alloy, a scrap processor with operations in Youngstown, Ohio that specializes in railcar dismantling and mill roll processing.
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2010
International Steel & Counterweights launches and opens steel fabrication and counterweight manufacturing facility in Youngstown, Ohio.
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2012
Royal Green opens a scrap-processing facility in Lebanon, Pa.
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2016
AMG acquired interest in Allegheny Raw Materials, a scrap processor with operations in Elizabeth, Pa. and Freeport, Pa. and a mill-services division that develops specialty blends and performs on-site scrap services at Allegheny Technologies' Natrona, Pa. stainless steel mill.
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2017
AMG acquired business of Ken Greco Company, a Youngstown, Ohio-based scrap supplier.
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2018
ISC launches ISC Elevator Parts division to market elevator guiderails and related parts.
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2021
AMG acquired the business of Strauss Industries, a scrap processor with operations in Benwood, W.V. and Weirton, W.V.
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2023
AMG acquired business of Allegheny Raw Materials. AMG acquired business of Galt Alloys, a manufacturer of ferro-alloy products with operations in Canton, Ohio. AMG acquired interest in TT&E Iron & Metal, a scrap processor with operations in Raleigh, N.C.
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2024
ISC Elevator Parts opens facility in Youngstown, Ohio for distribution of elevator guiderails and related parts. AMG acquired industrial park in Benwood, W.V., which includes barge-loading facility on Ohio River.
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2025
AMG acquires business of Royal Green.
PRODUCTS & SERVICES
SCRAP METAL
AMG is one of the world’s largest recyclers of scrap metal, ranking among the United States’ 10 largest ferrous scrap processors and the world’s 20 largest multinational scrap processors according to Recycling Today. AMG and its affiliates have 11 processing facilities and 18 commercial offices in the United States, as well as one processing facility and one commercial office in the United Kingdom.
SCRAP MARKETING
AMG processes more than 1,000,000 tons of scrap annually at its 12 facilities in the United States and United Kingdom. AMG collects industrial scrap and obsolete scrap, processes it into reusable forms and supplies the recycled metals to its customers, including integrated steel mills, electric arc furnaces, foundries and secondary smelters. AMG handles all major scrap grades, and its processed ferrous products include bundled, shredded and sheared scrap metal, in addition to other purchased scrap metal, such as turnings and cast iron. AMG also produces a number of specialty and known-analysis products that cater to the particular needs of its customers, including detinned steel bundles, coolant scrap and tin ingots. AMG takes particular pride in devising solutions to efficiently recycle lesser grades of scrap by developing new processing technologies and finding new uses for such scrap, often using AMG-designed and AMG-patented processes and equipment.
SCRAP MANAGEMENT
For generators and consumers of scrap metal, the scrap industry can often be difficult to navigate due to frequently volatile markets, a diverse base of processors and dealers and its uniquely entrepreneurial spirit. For such businesses, which are directly part of the scrap “food chain” but not involved in the scrap industry on a day-to-day basis, AMG’s experience can prove to be an invaluable asset. For scrap generators, AMG develops and manages scrap programs focused on obtaining the greatest value for the scrap generated and making the scrap disposal function as efficient as possible within customers’ existing operations. AMG’s scrap-management customers include some of the largest consumers of steel in the United States and Europe.
For steelmakers, AMG works with melt shops and purchasing departments to design optimized purchase plans, identify and qualify scrap suppliers, coordinate transportation logistics and perform of scrap chemistry analyses. AMG is experienced at working with a wide range of steelmakers, from large integrated steel mills to smaller specialty foundries and melt shops.
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AMG sells and brokers a wide variety of excess prime, secondary and other usable grades of non-prime steel, including master coils, pup coils, sheets, slit coils, tube, plates and cobble, to consumers worldwide.
AMG’s affiliate, International Steel & Counterweights, manufactures steel counterweights, fabrications and weldments and sells excess prime and secondary steel plate as is or cut to order. ISC’s counterweights and fabrications are used in a wide variety of applications by manufacturers of heavy equipment, elevators, drilling rigs, locomotives, theatrical stage curtains, party tents, grills and other products.
ISC Elevator Products, a division of ISC, is a distributor of elevator guiderails and related products.
ISC leverages relationships with steelmakers and steel-service centers to obtain low-cost raw materials, enabling it to produce high-quality parts at low prices. ISC services customers both big and small — from the United States’ largest equipment makers to smaller manufacturers and users of steel plate.
MANAGEMENT TEAM
team is unrivaled in terms of experience, creativity and attention to customer service.
CORPORATE MANAGEMENT
COMMERCIAL GROUP
PRIME & SECONDARY STEEL GROUP
COUNTERWEIGHTS & STEEL FABRICATIONS GROUP
JOHN BURSTEIN
Commercial Broker
Boston, MA
Upon AMG’s acquisition of Burstein Company in 1994, John joined AMG’s commercial group, where his business continues to focus largely on alloy scrap of known chemistries. John works closely with many specialty melt shops to assist with the management of their scrap-purchasing programs.
BOB CHEVALIER
President, AMG Resources Midwest
& Chief Operations Officer, Midwest Region
Gary, IN
Bob joined AMG in 1988 to organize the company’s general purchasing function. He was instrumental in the inception of AMG’s used can purchasing program and oversaw the planning and development of AMG’s greenfield recycling facility in St. Paul, Minn., which was built in 1990. In 1993, Bob moved from Pittsburgh, Pa. to Gary, Ind. to handle purchasing for the midwest region. He also served as Commercial Director for the Midwest Region and was responsible for scrap purchasing into all of AMG’s U.S. operations and scrap sales out of the St. Paul, Minn. facility.
In August 1997, Bob was named President of AMG Resources Midwest, which has scrap-processing operations in Milwaukee, Wis. and St. Joseph, Mo. He also serves as Chief Operating Officer for the Midwest Region, overseeing activities in St. Paul, Minn., Milwaukee, Wis. and St. Joseph, Mo.
LEE DEZZUTTI
Vice President, Business Development
Richmond, VA
In 1998, Lee joined Chaparral Steel Company as a part of the original management team that opened its new structural steel mill in Petersburg, Va. He served as Chaparral’s General Manager of Raw Materials until 2007, when the steelmaker was acquired by Gerdau Ameristeel, upon which Lee became Gerdau’s Northeast Regional Manager of Raw Materials.
,br> Upon joining AMG’s commercial group, Lee opened a new trading office outside of Richmond, Va., from which he manages new business opportunities for AMG with a focus on the mid-Atlantic and southeast regions.
PAUL VESEY
General Manager,
International Steel & Counterweights
Youngstown, OH
PATRICK CHESTERTON
Vice President, Sales & Marketing,
International Steel & Counterweights
Detroit, MI
Prior to joining ISC, Pat held sales and management positions in tool steel, flat roll steel and fabricating businesses, including, most recently, Concord Steel, Inc., where he served as Vice President of Sales and Marketing.
JOHN PASTOR
Vice President, Supply Chain,
International Steel & Counterweights
Rockland, MA
John joined ISC with more than three decades of experience in the counterweight and steel fabrication business. In 1979, John founded Concord Steel, Inc., the first company to focus exclusively on the manufacturing of steel counterweights. After leading Concord Steel for 27 years, John began to focus his efforts exclusively on Concord Steel’s supply chain management and raw material purchasing beginning in 2006.
JIM NACKINO
Sales & Operations Lead,
International Steel & Counterweights
Youngstown, OH
Prior to joining ISC in 2010, Jim had more than 30 years of experience in steel sales and processing. Most recently, he had sales, quality assurance and operations responsibilities for Concord Steel, Inc. in Hammond, Ind.
JIMI DIPIETRO
Vice President, Royal Green
Reading, PA
Prior to his role with SPSP, Jimi spent 27 years with Luria Brothers & Company, Inc. and its successor, Philip Metals Inc. He got his start with Luria serving in various operations positions at its facility in Sault Ste. Marie, Canada and eventually rose to the position of Vice President of Mill Service Operations. Jimi moved to the United States in 1989, where he served as Operations Manager for Luria’s facilities in Claymont, Del., Pittsburg, Cal., Chicago, Ill. and Coatesville, Pa. He was later promoted to General Manager of Luria’s operations in Cleveland, Ohio, St. Louis, Mo. and Granite City, Ill.
SCOTT DUFFEY
Vice President
Chicago, IL
DON FORLANI
Senior Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer
Chicago, IL
JEFFREY GOLDSTEIN
Trader
Newark, NJ
In 2008, Jeffrey joined AMG’s information technology group as an Applications Manager. In such role, he helped to implement and integrate AMG’s new RIMAS scrap application throughout the company and developed an array of custom reports for use both internally and by AMG’s customers.
Jeffrey transitioned into AMG’s commercial group in 2011, initially handling known-analysis ferrous scrap for specialty melt shops from AMG’s Pittsburgh, Pa. office. Jeffrey has since relocated to Newark, N.J., where he is involved in scrap purchasing for AMG’s Newark, N.J. facility, manages industrial accounts in the New Jersey/New York region and handles other trading activities, particularly involving specialty alloy scrap.
JOE JOYCE
General Manager
Newark, NJ
J.J. joined AMG in June 2004 as district manager of commercial activities in the eastern region and opened AMG’s Philadelphia office with Joe Shevlin. In 2005, J.J. assumed day-to-day management of AMG’s Newark, N.J. facility and has overseen its significant expansion during such time.
BILL KAHRES
Marketing Manager, Royal Green
Reading, PA
NORMAN LEVESQUE
Business Development Manager
Irvine, CA
JASON LINKES
Director, National Accounts
Pittsburgh, PA
CONOR O’BRIEN
Trader
Newark, NJ
Conor Joined AMG in 2013 to help develop the company’s growing presence in the export market. In addition to the export business that he manages, Conor is also active in the domestic market as a buyer for AMG’s Newark, N.J. yard and broker to U.S. mills.
JIM ORENDORFF, JR.
Vice President, AMG Resources Pacific
Sacramento, CA
JIM ORENDORFF, SR.
President, AMG Resources Pacific & Director,
Western Marketing
Phoenix, AZ
In 1978, Jim joined Proler International Corp. as detinning manager for its new continuous detinning plant in El Paso, Tex. Two years later, he transferred to Proler’s new detinning facility in Coolidge, Ariz., where he served as plant manager. Jim remained with Proler for 10 years, serving the last three years as General Manager of the metal recovery division for its plants in El Paso, Coolidge, Lathrop, Cal. and Seattle, Wash.
In 1989, Jim joined AMG’s commercial group, first based in Pittsburgh, Pa. before opening AMG’s first western office in Phoenix, Ariz. in 1995. In 1998, Jim was named President of AMG Resources Pacific and is now responsible for overseeing operations at AMG’s Lathrop, Cal. facility, in addition to his continuing commercial responsibilities as AMG’s Director of Western Marketing.
LEO PHILLIPP
Manager, Railcar Purchasing
Yorkville, IL
Leo joined Midwest Steel & Alloy with more than 30 years of experience in the railcar industry. He began his railroad industry career in 1973 with Burlington Northern Railroad, where he worked in train service operations before moving into a management position. Leo subsequently spent more than 20 years with Union Tank Car Company (UTLX), a major railcar leasing company. After working in a number of accounting and fleet management positions with UTLX, Leo served as its Director of Fleet Services for 11 years.
JOE SHEVLIN
Vice President, Commercial, Eastern Region
Philadelphia, PA
Upon joining AMG in June 2004 as Vice President in charge of commercial activities in the eastern region, Joe opened a new commercial office in Philadelphia, Pa.
Joe is a past president of the Philadelphia Chapter of the Institute of Scrap Iron & Steel (ISIS) and previously served as a member of ISIS’s executive committee and various ISIS subcommittees.
JOHN SIAK
Director of Purchasing Services
Greensboro, NC
PUNEET BHATIA
Director of Sales, Asia Pacific Region
Birmingham, UK
SEAN KERRIGAN
Deputy Managing Director &
Commercial Director, AMG Industries
Birmingham, UK
Sean eventually assumed purchasing responsibility for all of the Leamington foundry’s raw materials, including pig iron, coke, sand and ferrous and non-ferrous products. In addition, he was responsible for non-ferrous procurement for Ford’s radiator assembly operations. During the transition period from copper/brass radiators to aluminum radiators, Sean was the purchasing specialist in the Ford of Europe supplier survey team, tasked with establishing the European supply base for the Basildon, U.K. and Charleville, France manufacturing plants.
In 1986, Sean joined Coopers Metals in London, U.K. with general ferrous trading responsibilities. In 1989, he was hired as Supplies Manager for Smith & Company, where he was responsible for purchases and sales, predominantly within the foundry sector.
In 1996, Sean joined AMG to establish and manage a U.K. trading and brokerage division. In April 2000, he was appointed a director of AMG Industries and, in August 2004, was named Deputy Managing Director.
PUNEET BHATIA
Director of Sales, Asia Pacific Region
Birmingham, UK
In 2011, Puneet joined AMG as its Director of Sales for the Asia Pacific Region. In such capacity, he handles sales of both scrap and secondary steel products from the United Kingdom and United States to consumers throughout Asia. Puneet is based out of AMG’s Birmingham, U.K. commercial office but spends significant time traveling throughout the Middle East and Asia.
JIM NACKINO
Sales & Operations Lead,
International Steel & Counterweights
Youngstown, OH
JIM ORENDORFF, JR.
Vice President, AMG Resources Pacific
Sacramento, CA
Prior to joining AMG, Jim worked in sales and marketing for Black & Decker.
ALLAN GOLDSTEIN
Chief Executive Officer
Pittsburgh, PA
ERIC GOLDSTEIN
President
Pittsburgh, PA
DON FORLANI
Senior Vice President & Chief
Commercial Officer
Chicago, IL
JIM ORENDOFF, SR.
President, AMG Resources Pacific
& Director, Western Marketing
Phoenix, AZ
BOB CHEVALIER
President, AMG Resources Midwest
& Chief Operations Officer, MR
Gary, IN
SEAN KERRIGAN
Deputy Managing Director & Commercial Director, AMG Industries
Llanelli, UK
BRIAN COHEN
Chief Financial Officer
Pittsburgh, PA
KEVIN O’BRYAN
Vice President, Financial Operations
Pittsburgh, PA