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Copper scrap – Latvia

Buyers of copper scrap in Latvia according to the Companies register, and the copper scrap trade of the country in 2015–2025 (Eurostat Comext).

A picture of the market – not a commercial recommendation. No prices, ratings or rankings; ordered by straight-line distance or alphabetically. Contact through the company website; the register holds no personal data.

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plants with a documented grade

Data as of: · version 2.31 · verified at source up to · Dataset changes · Markdown · JSON

Buyers in the country

smelter (document or value-chain link) smelter – type of plant (semi-finished products, foundry) processor Base map: Natural Earth (public domain). Location of some plants: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
  1. SIA Euro Lom

    Jēkabpils – scrap yard, Jēkabpils · Latvia

    processor · Cu, Al · non-ferrous and stainless steel scrap recycling

    Accepted grades: grades not established in the register documents

    B Company website – locations and price lists · verified 2026-10-08

  2. SIA Euro Lom

    Rīga – scrap yards (Imanta, Pļavnieki), Rīga · Latvia

    processor · Cu, Al · non-ferrous and stainless steel scrap recycling

    Accepted grades: insulated copper wire and cable scrap

    B Company website – locations and price lists · verified 2026-10-08

Scrap trade

Imports and exports of scrap (total: within the EU and with non-EU countries), balance and unit value from trade declarations.

Copper scrap trade – Latvia, 2015–2025 Latvia – copper scrap: imports 5,782 t in 2015 and 15,126 t in 2025; exports 6,663 t in 2015 and 10,954 t in 2025. 0 5 k 10 k 15 k 20 k 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025 exports 2015: 6,663 texports 2016: 6,491 texports 2017: 6,269 texports 2018: 4,956 texports 2019: 3,922 texports 2020: 4,170 texports 2021: 6,575 texports 2022: 5,359 texports 2023: 6,543 texports 2024: 7,700 texports 2025: 10,954 t imports 2015: 5,782 timports 2016: 4,359 timports 2017: 5,229 timports 2018: 8,024 timports 2019: 9,036 timports 2020: 11,735 timports 2021: 14,558 timports 2022: 11,666 timports 2023: 10,795 timports 2024: 11,749 timports 2025: 15,126 t
imports exports tonnes (scrap mass)
Table of years (chart data)
Copper scrap trade – Latvia, 2015–2025
Year Imports (t)Exports (t)Balance (t) Import unit value (EUR/t)Export unit value (EUR/t)
2015 5,7826,663881 3,5943,321
2016 4,3596,4912,132 2,8072,793
2017 5,2296,2691,040 3,4343,581
2018 8,0244,956-3,068 3,1233,631
2019 9,0363,922-5,113 2,6843,676
2020 11,7354,170-7,565 2,3543,696
2021 14,5586,575-7,983 3,5964,888
2022 11,6665,359-6,308 4,3255,817
2023 10,7956,543-4,252 4,1645,528
2024 11,7497,700-4,049 4,3195,949
2025 15,12610,954-4,172 4,2376,039
2026 incomplete year: 2026-01/2026-08 11,4686,725-4,743 4,9017,684

Largest scrap suppliers (2025)

  1. Finland 4,754 t
  2. Poland 1,648 t
  3. Sweden 1,553 t
  4. Germany 1,130 t
  5. Slovenia 1,066 t

Largest scrap destinations (2025)

  1. China 3,997 t
  2. Poland 3,496 t
  3. Lithuania 1,451 t
  4. Belgium 594 t
  5. Germany 591 t

Unit value (EUR/t) – value divided by mass from trade declarations (Comext); an approximation of the price level, not a market price. CN codes: 7404 00 10, 7404 00 91, 7404 00 99 . Source: Eurostat Comext – EU trade by CN8 (DS-045409), as of 2026-10-20. Balance = exports − imports. Comext

Straight-line distance (great circle) from the shipping point – not road distance. The description of the shipment procedure is general and does not constitute legal advice. Legal status as of 20 October 2026: Regulation (EU) 2024/1157 of the European Parliament and of the Council on shipments of waste. The classification of the waste and the obligations of the parties are determined case by case.

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