Colorado Iron and Metal: no sign of slowing
2023 Mercury 100 fastest-growing private companies
FORT COLLINS – Colorado Iron and Metal has been growing its recycling business, and president Dan Garvin sees no sign of that slowing.
“The Northern Colorado community has grown, and our business has grown with it,” he said. “Coming out of COVID and the supply-chain issues made a bottleneck for materials. Commodity prices rose for everything, and that also contributed to our growth.”
Colorado Iron and Metal saw revenue grow nearly 104% over the past two years, placing it among this year’s Mercury 100 fastest growing…
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