Copper Companies in Anhui, China (2026 Directory, 129 listed)

This directory includes 129 copper-related companies on file in Anhui Province, covering recycling and processing of scrap copper raw materials, rolling/extrusion processing of copper rods, bars and tubes, and some copper-related smelting and trading segments. The information mainly comes from the integration of public channels, including pollutant discharge permit issuance information, hazardous waste operating permit announcements, EIA approval and acceptance announcements, enterprise credit information public announcements, etc., which have been compiled into the directory. It is suitable for buyers screening suppliers, peers looking for supporting processing and supply sources, and also for personnel doing supply chain and compliance review for reference. It should be noted that the directory is only a list of leads: inclusion does not mean passing review, nor can it replace on-site inspection and verification of original qualification documents. Company names, capacity and permit status may all change; before use, please refer to the latest official announcements.

1. Overview

• 129 companies related to copper recorded in Anhui
• Cities: Tongling (31), Xuancheng (13), Chizhou (12), Anqing (11), Chuzhou (10)
• Company types: Hazardous Waste (45), Smelter (29), Processor (23), Manufacturer (16), Recycler (16)

Data updated 20 October 2026.

2. Company list (40 of 129)

"Verifiable" = a unified social credit code for this company can be found in public Chinese registries. The full list of 129 companies is at https://www.guilinmetals.com/en/companies.

3. How to verify these companies

1. Entity qualification: Check the business license on the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System to see whether the business scope includes recycling of recyclable resources, nonferrous metal smelting or rolling/extrusion processing, with focus on the list of business abnormalities, administrative penalties and equity pledge records. 2. Hazardous waste operating permit: Check permit announcements on the websites of provincial and municipal ecological environment departments, verify the permit number, approved waste categories (copper-related ones are mostly copper-bearing waste, spent catalysts, surface treatment sludge, etc.), approved operating scale and validity period. If either the category or scale is missing, ask further. 3. Pollutant discharge permit: Check on the National Pollutant Discharge Permit Management Information Platform to see whether the industry category corresponds to the recycled nonferrous metals industry or nonferrous metal rolling/extrusion processing, main discharge outlets, permitted discharge amount and validity period. 4. EIA and acceptance: Compare the approved capacity in the announcements of the local ecological environment department with the capacity actually declared by the enterprise; a mismatch often indicates that reconstruction/expansion was not reported for approval. 5. For those involving import of scrap copper raw materials or cross-provincial transfer, verify whether the raw materials comply with the national standard for scrap copper raw materials and whether the transfer approval procedures are complete.

4. What to watch out for

Pitfalls easily encountered in the copper trade: First, grade basis—spectrographic results and chemical titration can differ by several points, so the contract should clearly specify the testing method, sampling method and re-inspection institution. Second, deductions for impurities and moisture—different people can deduct quite different weights from the same lot. Third, qualification affiliation—the permit is clearly another company's, and the goods and invoices do not match. Fourth, vague pricing—whether tax is included, processing fees, and the pricing date are not stated clearly, leading to disputes at settlement. Before cooperation, it is best to inspect the material yard and ledgers on site, and start with small-batch trial orders.

5. Sources and notes

This directory is compiled by Guilin Metals from public Chinese sources — environmental impact assessments, pollutant discharge permits and hazardous waste operating licences — then cleaned and de-duplicated by hand.

• Being listed is not an endorsement and says nothing about a company's current operating status; verify credentials before doing business.
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About Guilin Metals

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*Data as of 2026-10-20.*