Spectro Alloys
EGA Spectro Alloys transforms post-consumer aluminum scrap into premium, high-quality alloys for diverse industries.
Last updated September 1, 2026
Overview
EGA Spectro Alloys is an aluminum recycling company based in Minnesota, operating for over 50 years. It transforms post-consumer aluminum scrap into premium alloys for industries such as automotive, power sports, home, turf and snow maintenance. The company is 80 percent owned by Emirates Global Aluminium, the world's largest 'premium aluminum' producer. It offers a range of products including ingots, sows, and billets, sold under the RevivAL brand.
History
Spectro Alloys began as a small scrapyard in Rosemount, Minnesota in 1973. In 1989, the Palen family purchased Spectro Alloys. Over the years, the company installed advanced sorting systems, a rotary furnace, and a bag house filtration plant. In 2024, Emirates Global Aluminium acquired a majority stake, and in 2025, billet production began in a new facility.
Products and positioning
Regional leader in aluminum recycling, providing efficient, reliable, and environmentally responsible solutions.
Ingots and sows
High-quality ingots and sows produced with rigorous quality control.
Billets
Premium billets produced from scrap for manufacturers in industries such as automotive, marine, and construction.
Flagship businesses
- RevivAL products
Sources
Cite this profile: Cite the canonical profile. /brand-wiki/spectro-alloys · Editorial policy · How profiles are compiled