Agadir is the capital of the Souss and Morocco's biggest fishing port — and therefore a major source of aluminium scrap in Agadir: fishing, canneries, food processing and tourism. Whether you are a business or an individual, selling your aluminium in Agadir is simple: sort, estimate, collect. MOUMETAL buys your aluminium scrap in Agadir and across the region, with free estimation, transparent weighing and on-site collection. Here is what aluminium we buy, where it comes from in Agadir, and how the sale works.
What aluminium scrap do we buy in Agadir?
Aluminium is everywhere in Agadir — in construction, cars, aerospace and industry — and every form has its own channel:
- Profiles and aluminium joinery: windows, doors, bay windows, verandas, railings — the number-one source from renovation and demolition sites in Agadir.
- Aluminium cables: electric cables, harnesses and cable offcuts — insulated or stripped, they are sorted separately.
- Rims and car parts: aluminium rims, crankcases, cylinder heads, engine parts — the metal of the city's garages and breakers.
- Machining offcuts: chips, turnings and cutting offcuts from mechanical workshops — a regular, clean and easy-to-value flow.
- Sheets and cladding: sheets, panels, cladding and suspended ceilings from industrial and commercial buildings.
- Radiators and equipment: aluminium radiators, air conditioners, heat exchangers — to be dismantled cleanly before collection.
- Cans and packaging: cans, trays and aluminium packaging — in volume, for communities and catering companies.
- Motors and electrical equipment: motor casings, pumps, compressors.
Our article on buying aluminium in Morocco details each category and how to sort it before selling.
Where does aluminium come from in Agadir?
Each zone of Agadir produces its own aluminium scrap:
- The fishing port: Morocco's biggest fishing port — ships, canneries, cold rooms and maintenance workshops — with regular flows of steel, stainless steel and copper.
- Anza: the industrial zone north of the city — canneries, mechanical workshops, depots and small factories — with regular flows of steel, copper and aluminium.
- Tikiouine: the business zone east of the city, concentrating workshops, warehouses and service companies — sheet metal, racking, cables and machines.
- Aït Melloul: the neighbouring industrial zone, in Greater Agadir — food processing, packaging and logistics — with regular metal offcuts.
- The bay and the hotels: the seafront and tourist establishments — kitchens, air conditioning, plumbing and joinery during renovations.
- The Souss plain: the fresh-produce packing stations and food-processing units around Agadir — stainless-steel vats, sorting lines and cold rooms.
- Construction sites: building and renovation across the city — reinforcing steel, copper, joinery.
Our article on scrap metal in Agadir shows the same logic for all metals.
How is the price of aluminium determined in Agadir?
It is the question everyone asks in Agadir. The answer comes down to a few factors, with no published tariff, because the price of aluminium in Agadir moves with the metal markets. Every lot gets a free estimation, on site or from your description. Here is what matters:
- Sorting and alloy: a clean profile, a stripped cable or a sorted rim is not worth the same as a mixed load — this is the number-one factor for aluminium.
- Weight of the lot: aluminium is light, and weighing is done per kilo on site, in front of you, with full transparency.
- Metal market prices: aluminium is quoted on international markets. When prices rise, the value of your stock rises with them.
- Volume and regularity: a workshop producing offcuts every month is worth more than a one-off lot, because collection is easier to organise.
- Condition and cleanliness: clean aluminium, without thick paint or attached steel parts, is collected and sorted faster — which is why describing the lot from the first contact helps.
To understand more broadly how a scrap dealer sets its estimations, read our article on the price of scrap metal in Morocco: the same principles apply — weight, sorting, metal prices — with no published tariff, per kilo or per tonne.
The aluminium industry in Morocco: real industrial demand
Selling your aluminium in Agadir means selling into an industry that exists and invests. In Berrechid, the ALUCOP foundry opened in 2024 a unit dedicated to recovering non-ferrous waste — copper and aluminium — with a transformation capacity of 42,500 tonnes per year and aluminium ingot production, to supply Morocco's automotive and electrical sectors. In Kenitra, the Samta group is building a non-ferrous metal recycling complex in the Atlantic Free Zone, operational in 2026, which will process 46,000 tonnes of aluminium and copper scrap per year to produce 20,000 tonnes of aluminium-silicon alloy ingots.
For Agadir businesses, the lesson is clear: the aluminium collected in Agadir goes to Moroccan foundries, not to raw export — and this is the formal, traceable and professional channel MOUMETAL offers, with free estimation, transparent weighing and a tracking slip for every collection.
Selling your aluminium in Agadir: 4 steps
The process is the same for a factory and for an individual, at a different scale:
- Contact: call us on +212 660 690 806, write to us on WhatsApp or through our form. Describe your stock: aluminium types, approximate quantities, address in Agadir or the region.
- Free estimation: we assess the lot and give you an estimation with no commitment, based on sorting, weight and metal prices.
- On-site collection: we come with the right truck, including for heavy lots and hard-to-reach sites. Weighing is done on site, in front of you, with full transparency. For regular collections or full clear-outs, see our collection and removal pages.
- Fast payment and traceability: you are paid quickly, and you receive a tracking slip certifying the collection and its destination to approved channels.
For individuals, aluminium collection at home in Agadir is possible: a load of joinery, radiators or cables is enough to organise a collection. For businesses, we organise regular, scheduled collections.
FAQ — Buying aluminium in Agadir, Morocco
Where can I sell my aluminium in Agadir? To a metal collection company like MOUMETAL — factories, construction sites, workshops, garages — with free estimation and on-site collection across Agadir and the region.
Who buys aluminium in Agadir? Scrap dealers and collection companies like MOUMETAL — profiles, cables, rims, machining offcuts, sheets — with transparent weighing and a tracking slip.
How is an aluminium lot estimated? From your description or on site: aluminium type, sorting, approximate weight and metal market prices. MOUMETAL gives a free estimation, with no commitment.
Should I sort my aluminium before selling it? Yes: separate profiles, cables, rims and machining offcuts. A lot sorted by alloy is always worth more than a mixed load.
What happens to aluminium scrap after collection? It is sorted and sent to Moroccan foundries that turn it into secondary aluminium ingots, reused by the automotive, construction and aerospace industries.
Sell your aluminium in Agadir with MOUMETAL
Factories, construction sites, workshops or individuals: MOUMETAL buys your aluminium in Agadir, with free estimation, transparent weighing, fast payment, on-site collection and a tracking slip. Contact us: +212 660 690 806 — contact@moumetal.com.