Copper anode and consumer electronics |
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1927 |
Horne copper mine and copper smelter developed |
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1931 |
CCR refinery completed |
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1976 |
Increased focus on recycling and secondary feeds as Horne mine closes |
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1984 |
Noranda acquired Micro Metallics |
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1988 |
Patents received for Noranda Sampler |
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1997 |
Strategic alliance formed with Hewlett Packard. Separation plant built in Roseville, California |
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2000 |
Second material separation plant brought on line in Nashville, Tennessee |
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2003 |
Third material separation plant started up in Brampton, Ontario, Canada |
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2003 |
Noranda Inc. reorganized recycling business unit, renaming Micro Metallics to Noranda Recycling Inc. |
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2005 |
Full merger with Falconbridge completed. Parent company name changed to Falconbridge Limited, with recycling operations continuing to operate as Noranda Recycling Inc. |
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2005 |
Noranda Recycling Inc. established a commercial office in Penang, Malaysia |
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2005 |
All five recycling sites achieved ISO 14001 registration |
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2006 |
Xstrata plc acquired Falconbridge Limited, including Noranda Recycling Inc. |
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2007 |
Noranda Recycling Inc. sold end-of-life electronics business to Sims Group, including Roseville, Nashville and Brampton plants but maintained ownership of the Rhode Island and San Jose sampling facilities. |
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2007 |
Noranda Recycling Inc. was re-named Xstrata Recycling Inc. |
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