Fagor Ederlan Group, a cooperative group integrated into MONDRAGON, headquartered in the Basque Country and an international benchmark in the automotive components sector, has acquired 51 percent of the North American company Regen Aluminum, specialized in the production of recycled aluminum ingots. This operation strengthens the group’s strategic positioning in the field of circular economy and sustainability, while reinforcing its industrial presence in the North American market.
Regen Aluminum, based in Yoe, Pennsylvania, is a well-established company in the recovery of secondary aluminum. With revenues close to 20 million dollars in 2024, the company manufactures aluminum ingots from metal waste (mainly vehicle wheels), supplying foundries operating in highly demanding sectors such as aerospace, electrical, naval, plumbing and automotive. Its high-purity products stand out for their low environmental impact: the production process reduces carbon footprint by more than 90 percent compared to primary aluminum. Additionally, it helps to ensure that Fagor Ederlan’s products comply with the local content requirements of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
As part of this new phase, the company will be renamed Fagor Regen Aluminum, reflecting its integration into the Fagor Ederlan Group and their shared commitment to sustainability, innovation and local development.
Fagor Ederlan, headquartered in Eskoriatza (Basque Country), is a leading company in the manufacturing of automotive components. With over 60 years of experience, the company specializes in the production of key parts for chassis systems (braking and suspension), powertrain systems and other structural vehicle components. In 2024, it reported sales of €570 million and employed a workforce of 3,400 people.
Published October 2025
