ELG Utica Alloys CEO Carsten Becker Resigns After Seven Years

COO Nils von Stromberg Named Interim CEO

Leadership Transition at ELG Utica Alloys

ELG Utica Alloys, a global leader in specialty metal recycling, has announced the resignation of CEO Carsten Becker after seven years in the role. According to an official social media statement, Becker stepped down in December 2024 to pursue new opportunities outside the company.

Following his departure, COO Nils von Stromberg has taken over as interim CEO. The company has not yet provided details on the search for a permanent successor or the timeline for the appointment. This leadership transition comes as the demand for recycled high-performance metals continues to grow.

ELG Utica Alloys and Aperam’s Industry Influence

ELG Utica Alloys, a subsidiary of Aperam, specializes in processing nickel-based superalloys, titanium, and cobalt alloys. Its parent company, Aperam, is a Luxembourg-based global leader in stainless steel and specialty alloys. With sustainability becoming a key industry focus, Aperam and ELG Utica Alloys continue to expand their metal recycling and specialty alloys production capabilities.

The leadership change at ELG Utica Alloys comes at a time of increasing demand for high-grade recycled metals across industries such as aerospace, energy, and advanced manufacturing. As businesses seek sustainable material solutions, ELG Utica Alloys remains committed to providing high-quality recycled metal products.

Future Outlook and Strategic Growth

The company has yet to announce its long-term leadership strategy. However, ELG Utica Alloys remains focused on innovation and sustainability in high-performance metal recycling. The growing emphasis on recycling and supply chain resilience ensures that ELG Utica Alloys will continue playing a crucial role in the global specialty metals market.

As the industry evolves, the company’s expertise in metal scrap processing will be essential for maintaining supply chain stability and efficiency. Investors, suppliers, and industry stakeholders will closely monitor ELG Utica Alloys’ next strategic moves under its interim leadership.