ELG Utica Alloys CEO Carsten Becker Resigns After Seven Years

ELG Utica Alloys

COO Nils von Stromberg Steps in as Interim CEO

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

Leadership Transition at ELG Utica Alloys

Following Becker’s departure, Chief Operating Officer (COO) Nils von Stromberg has taken over as interim CEO. The company has not disclosed details regarding the search for a permanent successor or the timeline for appointing a new chief executive officer. This transition marks a significant shift for the organization, which plays a crucial role in the global supply chain for high-performance recycled metals.

ELG Utica Alloys and Aperam’s Market Influence

ELG Utica Alloys, a subsidiary of Aperam, specializes in processing high-value metal scrap, including nickel-based superalloys, titanium, and cobalt alloys. Its parent company, Aperam, is a Luxembourg-based specialty metal producer with a strong global presence in stainless steel and high-performance alloys.

This leadership change occurs amid increasing demand for recycled and high-grade specialty metals across industries such as aerospace, energy, and advanced manufacturing. As businesses prioritize sustainability and supply chain resilience, ELG Utica Alloys remains committed to delivering high-quality metal recycling solutions for its international customer base.

The company has yet to release further information on its long-term leadership strategy. However, its continued focus on innovation, sustainability, and high-performance metal processing will be critical in maintaining its competitive edge in the global market.