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The E50 Awards are jointly organised by The Business Times and KPMG,
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“We are honoured to be named one of the 50
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The E50 Awards and the Top 500 list
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\n– 8 April 2021 – BR Metals<\/a>, a leading specialist in precious metals recycling, receives 2
\nacclaimed business accolades in a month. On 23rd<\/sup> March, the Company
\nwas awarded third ranking in this year’s Enterprise 50 (E50) Awards. It was the
\nCompany’s very first attempt at the prestigious E50 awards that recognised the
\ntop 50 Singapore-based, privately-held businesses that have contributed to
\nbuilding a more sustainable, resilient and inclusive nation through continuous
\ninnovation, even in these unprecedented times. Today, the Company was named one
\nof the Top 500 High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific 2021 \u2013 a ranking created by
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<\/p>\nBR Metals MD, Mr Frank Chen (Left) with other award recipients at the Enterprise 50 Awards. PHOTO: BUSINESS TIMES<\/h5>\n
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\nsponsored by Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) and supported by the
\nEnterprise Singapore, the Singapore Business Federation and the Singapore
\nExchange. <\/p>\n
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\nTop 500 list of Fastest-Growing Companies in Asia Pacific is a survey by The
\nFinancial Times, Nikkei and the data company, Statista. BR Metals is ranked 24th<\/sup>
\nin the top 500 list of companies in a vast region covering 13 countries and
\nmillions of companies. <\/p>\n
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\ncommitment to sustainability while not losing focus on profitability has helped
\nthe company secure its top ranking in the E50 Awards and a notable mention by
\nDr Tan See Leng, Singapore Second Minister for Trade & Industry, and
\nManpower. “BR Metals recovers precious metals such as platinum and palladium
\nfrom spent materials that can be used in new products. This reduces the need to
\nmine for new metals, minimising the environmental impact and strengthening the
\nindustry’s resilience,” Dr Tan remarked.\u00a0
\nIn addition, qualitative factors including business model, productivity
\nand innovation, management ideals and governance, market branding and presence,
\nand liquidity and risk management are also decisive factors in BR Metals’ win. <\/p>\n
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\nmost enterprising companies in Singapore, but to rank top three in the 2020 E50
\nAward is both poignant and humbling, especially in these challenging times. Making
\nit to a respectable position in the Top 500 list of
\nFastest-Growing Companies in Asia Pacific comes as a very pleasant and
\nwelcome surprise. The E50 Awards and this recognition validate our vision and
\ngrowth strategies, and is only made possible by the fortitude and passion of
\nour team to succeed in the sustainability realm”, said Frank Chen. “I am
\nmost grateful to the jury at E50 for recognising our efforts, our customers for
\ntheir steadfast belief in us and our staff for their dedication and hard work.
\nWe will strive to do better next year,” he added. <\/p>\n
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\nof Fastest-Growing Companies in Asia Pacific are not the only accolades BR
\nMetals received in 2021. Earlier this year, BR Metals secured a top 10 spot in Singapore’s Fastest Growing
\nCompanies, a survey by The Straits Times and Statista for a third consecutive
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\nplease visit https:\/\/www.straitstimes.com\/business\/companies-markets\/companies-must-remain-nimble-diversify-and-create-value-to-survive<\/a> <\/p>\n
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\nCompanies in Asia Pacific, please visit https:\/\/www.ft.com\/high-growth-asia-pacific-ranking-2021<\/a><\/p>\n
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\nMetals carved out a niche for itself in the precious metals recycling realm,
\nplease visit https:\/\/www.businesstimes.com.sg\/hub\/enterprise-50-2020\/br-metals-turns-trash-to-cash<\/a><\/p>\n
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