Through "increased scale and use of automated sorting and processing equipment", London-listed RHI Magnesita will gain access to additional quantities of secondary raw material and improve productivity in the recycling process. The joint venture will also help the company reduce its CO2 emissions, with each tonne of recycled material expected to save two tonnes of CO2 emissions when compared to using freshly mined minerals. "Our customers will benefit from access to greater quantities of sustainable and high quality raw materials, together with enhanced circular economy solutions which are included as part of our full line services contracts," said Stefan Borgas, chief executive of RHI Magnesita.