How Schnitzer Creates Value
Our Inputs: Schnitzer Capital
More than 3,400 employees
Our Outputs: Value Created
- 90% facilities free of lost time injury
- 67,000 training hours
- 15% increase in participation in retirement benefits program
- 1,700 career development courses completed
Our Inputs: Schnitzer Capital
Operating platform across 25 states, western Canada and Puerto Rico including:
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54 metal recycling facilities including:
- 13 advanced recovery technology systems1
- 7 metal shredders
- 7 deepwater ports
- 22 railcar terminals
- 51 Pick-n-Pull stores
- 1 electric arc furnace steel mill
Our Outputs: Value Created
- 800,000 end-of-life vehicles purchased and recycled
- 4.6M tons of ferrous metals sold
- 687M pounds of nonferrous metal sold
- 465,000 tons of finished steel produced from
recycled ferrous metals - 4.4M recycled auto parts sold
Our Inputs: Schnitzer Capital
Relationships with:
- 100+ operating communities
- 4M+ annual retail customers
- 14,000+ suppliers
Our Outputs: Value Created
Direct and indirect contributions including:
- 34,000 jobs supported2
- $2.3B in wages earned2
- $872M in federal, state, and local tax revenue2
Our Inputs: Schnitzer Capital
- $1.8B in total assets
- $180M in recycling business acquisitions
- $150M in capital expenditures
Our Outputs: Value Created
- $3.5B revenue
- $313M adjusted EBITDA3
- 16.3% Adjusted Return on Capital Employed
1 Includes seven systems completed as of end of fiscal year 2022 and six systems in construction or design.
2 Direct and indirect contributions include our own footprint as well as estimates for our suppliers and re-spending by employees of the U.S. steel industry and U.S. metal recycling industry. Statistics are based on our fiscal 2021 sales volumes of finished steel, recycled ferrous metals, and recycled nonferrous metals, and data sourced from economic impact studies facilitated by the American Iron & Steel Institute (AISI) for the U.S. steel industry and the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, Inc. (ISRI) for the U.S. scrap recycling industry.
3 See use of Non-GAAP Financial Measures in Schnitzer’s FORM 10-K filing.
