Recycling Companies in Shaanxi, China (2026 Directory, 126 listed)

This directory lists 126 enterprises in Shaanxi Province related to recycled resources recovery, covering categories such as scrap steel, scrap nonferrous metals, scrap plastics, scrap paper, waste household appliances and end-of-life equipment. It includes both collection sites and operators engaged in sorting, processing and comprehensive utilization. The information was compiled from public channels, including the National Pollutant Discharge Permit Management Information Platform, hazardous waste operation permit disclosures by provincial and municipal ecology and environment departments, recycler filings with commerce and public security departments, EIA approval disclosures, and the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System. It is suitable for scrap buyers and downstream smelting and processing enterprises, and also for peers doing preliminary screening. The directory only answers whether a company exists and where it is; specific qualification status and operating conditions still need to be verified item by item using the methods below.

1. Overview

• 126 companies related to recycling recorded in Shaanxi
• Cities: Baoji (27), Yulin (22), 西安 (21), Xianyang (11), Hanzhong (8)
• Company types: Hazardous Waste (37), Recycler (36), Manufacturer (27), Smelter (23), Processor (2)

Data updated 22 October 2026.

2. Company list (40 of 126)

"Verifiable" = a unified social credit code for this company can be found in public Chinese registries. The full list of 126 companies is at https://www.guilinmetals.com/en/companies.

3. How to verify these companies

1. Check the business license and credit records. Search the company name in the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System to see whether the business scope includes wording such as recycled resources recovery and scrap metal purchasing, how many years it has been established, and whether there are records in the list of operation anomalies, administrative penalties, or serious illegal and dishonest acts. 2. Check the pollutant discharge permit. Log in to the National Pollutant Discharge Permit Management Information Platform and verify whether it holds a permit, the management category, industry category and validity period. For processes such as waste plastic washing and pelletizing and waste battery dismantling, it is common to find no permit or a registration that does not match actual operations. 3. Check the hazardous waste operation permit. For those involving waste mineral oil, waste lead-acid batteries or heavy-metal-containing sludge, check the hazardous waste operation permit disclosure section on the provincial ecology and environment department's official website to verify the certificate number, approved operating method, approved categories and scale, and validity period. Collecting material beyond the approved scope is a high-frequency risk point. 4. Check filings and the site. For the commerce department's recycled resources recycler filing and the public security filing for purchasing production-related scrap metal, require the originals to be shown and check that the names match; then visit the site to inspect the EIA approval and acceptance documents, yard hardening and anti-seepage, the weighbridge and inbound/outbound material ledgers, and fire-fighting facilities.

4. What to watch out for

There are several common pitfalls: first, invoicing — individual collectors cannot issue invoices, input vouchers are incomplete, and settlement can easily get stuck; second, legality of source — waste cables, scrap metal profiles and new equipment packaging material with unclear provenance should be left alone, as buying them may involve handling stolen goods; third, grade and impurities — scrap copper and scrap aluminum are priced by grade, and moisture, inclusions and plating must be clarified at the weighing and inspection stage; fourth, simple dismantling and resale under the name of comprehensive utilization, with no actual processing capability. In the contract, spell out the impurity deduction standards, weighbridge variance and settlement cycle in detail; this is more effective than verbal promises.

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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*Data as of 2026-10-22.*