Galamba Metals Group Acquires Arkansas Recycler

Galamba Metals Group, LLC announced the acquisition of Applegarth Recycling, a ferrous and nonferrous scrap metal recycling operation located at Noel, MO and Sulphur Springs, AR. 

Applegarth Recycling, started in 1977, is a full-service metal recycling facility. Galamba Metals Group, LLC will also continue the Applegarth demolition business, as well as adding customer scrap management services that include trucking and on-site boxes and collection services.

Robert Applegarth, who founded the company, will join Galamba Metals Group, LLC as a scrap metal buyer for the SW Missouri and NW Arkansas regions.

Galamba Metals Group, LLC is a metal recycling company with a regional network of 10 locations and mobile crushing operations throughout the Midwest.  Galamba Metals Group, in business since 1977, is headquartered in Kansas City, MO.

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