Advanced Alloy Services Limited

Since 1993 Advanced Alloy Services Ltd has developed an unrivalled, global reputation for supply of high purity metals, processing superalloy revert and providing services in the manufacture of high temperature alloys. Despite their name, superalloys have been the unsung heroes with many people having no idea what they are or what they are used for. They are finally getting the recognition they deserve, with the elements that make them being classed as critical by every developed country.

Superalloys and critical metals produce our power, they help us to explore the world, they are in our planes, cars, phones and computers, they fix our bodies and replace worn out joints and are needed to produce medicines and chemicals, they allow us to explore space, but they are also essential on the road to net zero and in the artificial intelligence revolution.

AAS find superalloys and critical metals to recycle from all over the world. AAS test and process to tight customer specifications, delivering to the customer when needed and always to the highest quality. AAS save customers money versus primary pure metals and slash carbon emissions with the supply of secondary material, compared to emissions from mining and refining operations.

AAS contribute on a national and international level with Stephen Hall Chairing the MMTA, a global trade association for critical metals, inputting into UK Critical Mineral Intelligence Centre reports, whilst also working with the Department of Business and Trade for the UK Critical Mineral Strategy.

Crucially AAS forms strong international relationships and partnerships that have stood the test of time despite turbulent geopolitics. In many cases these partnerships have lasted decades. But that is not all, AAS is positioning itself at the forefront as pioneers of innovation for the recovery of critical metals with collaboration and partnerships with Universities and leading companies. AAS is pushing and will continue to push the boundaries of what is possible to recover from secondary material - essential for supply chain resilience and growing global demand. There are exciting times ahead and ones that will continue to see the business expand its global footprint and influence.