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La Farga
Maximize the use of recycled copper and the development of the technologies that make it possible
About La Farga
👋 We are a family business that produces semi-finished products of copper and its alloys for sectors such as energy, automotive, telecommunications, construction, metal packaging and the railway industry, among others. 🌱 SUSTAINABILITY is part of our business strategy that allows us to create value and generate a positive impact on society. 🌏♻️ World reference in technology and recycling process with the first patent in 1986. Due to our approach to innovation and sustainability, we offer CIRCULAR COPPER SOLUTIONS with the lowest carbon footprint. 🏭 🍀 We promote a business strategy to generate long-term value, permanently involving ourselves in continuous improvement, innovation and talent development.
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Signals from La Farga
9 published signals
Research & Knowledge
La Farga presented its 2025 Sustainability Report reflecting an industrial model based on circularity, technology, innovation, and long-term vision.
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Customers & Market
La Farga reported that 79% of hires during the year were from Osona, the La Farga Foundation allocated €30,000 to scholarships, and the Copper Museum welcomed nearly 2,000 visitors.
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Customers & Market
La Farga implemented a 75-kilometer railway catenary made with 100% recycled copper in the Netherlands.
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Customers & Market
La Farga developed GENIUS, a product made with 100% recycled copper, which can reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 92% compared to primary copper products.
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Capital & Finance
La Farga reported that 60% of copper melted in 2025 came from recycled material.
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Capital & Finance
La Farga invested €14.5 million in 2025 to strengthen industrial capabilities, allocated €894,838 to R&D&I, and 100% of electricity consumption came from renewable sources.
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Presence & Recognition
La Farga featured in the video Your Junk Drawer Is a Copper Mine by Matt Ferrell, showing how urban mining can be hidden in everyday materials.
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Research & Knowledge
La Farga CEO Inka Guixà is part of the UN Environment Programme's new piece discussing the copper mining and demand gap.
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Presence & Recognition
La Farga was featured as an example of how innovation, technology, and industrial know-how can help bring copper back into the value chain at scale in a UNEP article highlighting the critical materials needed for the energy transition.
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