RÖDL advises Metalor Technologies on its acquisition of Gannon & Scott

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Atlanta, USA, 16 December 2025: RÖDL advised Metalor Technologies (Metalor) on its acquisition of Gannon & Scott, a provider of precious metal refining and recovery services in North America.

The RÖDL U.S. Transaction Services team, led by Partner Frank Breitenfeldt, served as the tax advisor to Metalor in collaboration with Horváth, who conducted the financial due diligence. The team provided critical support in buy-side tax due diligence, reviewing tax compliance, identifying risks and advising on tax-efficient structuring to ensure a smooth acquisition process.

By joining forces, Gannon & Scott will gain access to Metalor’s advanced laboratories and extensive international network, enabling them to enhance service quality and better support their global customer base. At the same time, Metalor will strengthen its vertical integration, leading to more efficient service delivery and reinforcing its commitment to environmentally responsible practices through increased recycling of precious metals.

About Metalor

Metalor, founded in 1852 and headquartered in Switzerland, is a global provider of precious metal refining, advanced materials and fine chemicals. With over 1,550 employees across Europe, Asia and the Americas, the company is recognized for its technical expertise and long-standing relationships with clients in the banking, luxury goods, electronics and chemical industries. Metalor is part of the TANAKA Group.

About Gannon & Scott

Gannon & Scott specializes in secure and environmentally responsible refining solutions, serving a broad range of industries including electronics, aerospace, electroplating, medical devices and jewelry manufacturing. Operating from facilities in Rhode Island and Arizona, the company is particularly noted for its proprietary thermal reduction technology and waste minimization processes.