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BPI
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BPI Inc.
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bpiminerals.com
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Private
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1982
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BPI Inc. (operating as BPI Minerals) is a Pittsburgh-headquartered, privately held processor of industrial minerals founded in 1982. The company converts non-hazardous mineral by-products (e.g., aluminum drosses, ferroalloy fines, refractory scrap) into specification-grade finished products used as metallurgical additives, slag conditioners, refractory feedstocks, and abrasives. Its 17+ product lines include calcium aluminate flux, magnesium oxides, alumina, silicon carbide, iron pyrite, lime products, slag deoxidizers, sulfur, zirconia, and custom blends. BPI serves three primary end markets: steel producers, refractory manufacturers, and abrasives manufacturers, plus a smaller specialty minerals and toll processing segment.

The business operates through a vertically integrated industrial model. It sources low-cost by-product feedstocks, processes them in-house via crushing, grinding, sizing, blending, drying, and briquetting, and ships finished products in bulk, supersacks, drums, and 50 lb bags. BPI runs 7 North American manufacturing sites across Pennsylvania (New Castle, Schenley, Greenville), Oklahoma (Muskogee), Alabama (Bessemer), and Indiana (Michigan City), totaling over 1 million square feet of manufacturing and storage space, and ships more than 100,000 tons of finished product annually. ISO 9001-certified quality control uses EDAX XRF, Coulter and Malvern particle size analyzers, and high-temperature test furnaces. The company holds 10,000+ tons of calcium aluminate inventory across 30+ product types from 3 production plants.

BPI's go-to-market is direct enterprise field sales executed through a website-driven RFQ process, with quote-based, non-publicly disclosed pricing and Net 30 payment terms. The company employs 51–100 people and serves customers in the US and Canada. Revenue is generated through one-time product sales rather than recurring contracts. There is no disclosed subscription, SaaS, or licensing component. Its primary stated differentiator is the sustainable, low-carbon-footprint conversion of by-products into high-quality, often custom-formulated finished products, with technical advisory from in-house steelmaking expertise supporting slag chemistry applications.

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BPI Minerals is a Pittsburgh-based, privately held industrial mineral processor founded in 1982 that converts non-hazardous mineral by-products into specification-grade products for steel, refractory, abrasives, and specialty industrial markets, operating 7 North American plants.

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51–100
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HeadquartersPittsburgh, United States
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Pittsburgh
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices7 records

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Keyword5 values
industrial mineral processing, metallurgical additives, refractory raw materials, custom mineral formulations, toll processing services
Industry1 code
1Industrial Minerals Trading (Phosphate, Potash, Sulfur, Borates, Barite, Talc)
CodeIMAKAJAFPrimaryYes
NAICS code1 code
  • Ground or Treated Mineral and Earth Manufacturing327992
SIC code1 code
  • Abrasive, Asbestos & Misc Nonmetallic Mineral Prods3290
Product category
Industrial Mineral Processing
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion1 record

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Revenue model1 record
1Mineral Product Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

Sale of processed mineral products including calcium aluminates, MgO, alumina, silicon carbides, pyrite, silicon, ferroalloys, zircon products, and specialty minerals to steel, refractory, and industrial markets

bpiminerals.com
Marketing channels2 records

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Operations, Supply Chain, Personnel, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Core offering1 text field

BPI processes non-hazardous industrial mineral by-products into custom and standard finished mineral products for steel, refractory, abrasives, and specialty industrial applications. Operating seven North American manufacturing plants, the company provides crushing, grinding, sizing, blending, drying, briquetting, and toll processing services, shipping more than 100,000 tons of finished product annually.

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  • 100,000+ tons of finished product shipped annually
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BPI is a Pittsburgh-based processor of industrial minerals established in 1982, operating 7 North American manufacturing plant sites. The company specializes in processing secondary mineral by-products into quality, low carbon footprint, sustainable finished products. BPI offers a comprehensive portfolio of 17+ mineral product categories including Aluminum Oxide/Alumina, Calcium Aluminate Flux/Synthetic Slag, Calcium Silicates, Ferroalloys, Iron Pyrite, Lime Spar/Lime Products, Magnesium Oxides, Silicon Carbide, Silicon Products, Slag Deoxidizers, Sulfur, and Zirconia, plus toll processing services. The portfolio is organized around three core market segments: Steel, Refractories, and Abrasives/Specialty Minerals. Processing capabilities include crushing, grinding, sizing, blending, drying, briquetting, and custom formulations. The company ships over 100,000 tons annually and handles only non-hazardous industrial minerals in an environmentally responsible manner.

Product and service18 records
1Aluminum Oxide / Alumina (Al2O3)
CategoryMetallurgical Additives
Description

Processed and reclaimed alumina from by-product and manufactured feedstocks for metallurgical use as slag conditioners and refractory product feedstocks.

2Aluminum Products (Al)
CategoryMetallurgical Additives
Description

Processed aluminum drosses, grindings, and other aluminum-bearing by-products for the metallurgical market as economical alternatives to manufactured sources.

3Aluminum Silicates
CategoryRefractory Raw Materials
Description

Aluminum silicate by-products produced from reclaimed refractory raw materials and other industrial sources, typically used as feedstocks for refractory production.

4Calcium Aluminate Flux / Synthetic Slag
CategoryMetallurgical Additives
Description

Low melting point calcium aluminate products for synthetic slag applications in ladle metallurgy operations, with over 30 different types and 10,000+ tons inventory.

5Calcium Silicates
CategoryMetallurgical Additives
Description

Calcium silicate products for metallurgical applications produced from industrial by-products, manufactured products, and wollastonite for slag conditioning.

6Ferroalloys
CategoryMetallurgical Additives
Description

Purchased and stocked ferroalloys for steel and foundry industries, plus cost-effective ferroalloy replacement products made from ferroalloy fines or slags.

7Iron Pyrite
CategoryMetallurgical Additives
Description

Clean pyrite concentrate processed at Schenley, PA and New Castle, PA plants for metallurgical sulfur additions or specialty applications.

8Lime Spar / Lime Products
CategoryMetallurgical Additives
Description

Lime-based products including blends of high calcium lime and metallurgical grade fluorspar, plus dolomitic lime for metallurgical use.

9Magnesium Oxides (MgO)
CategoryMetallurgical Additives
Description

By-product and manufactured magnesium oxides processed into low-cost feedstocks for metallurgical and refractory applications.

10Miscellaneous Specialty Products
CategorySpecialty Industrial Minerals
Description

Specialty products including pigments, fillers, specialty alloys, nickel-bearing items, carbons, cryolite-based fluxing products, and other industrial raw materials.

11Pellets and Briquettes
CategoryMetallurgical Additives
Description

Customized pellets and briquettes ranging from 0.25 to 3 inches in size made from various blends of metals and minerals, produced in Bessemer, AL and McKees Rocks, PA.

12Refractory Cements
CategoryRefractory Raw Materials
Description

Calcium aluminate cements for refractory applications including high alumina cement and fused high alumina cement for high temperature hydraulic cement.

13Silicon Carbide (SiC)
CategoryRefractory Raw Materials
Description

Processed and reclaimed SiC from by-product and manufactured feedstocks for metallurgical or refractory applications as substitutes for more expensive raw materials.

14Silicon Products (Si)
CategoryMetallurgical Additives
Description

Silicon-bearing products from various industrial sources ranging from coarse aggregate to fine powders suitable for metallurgical silicon additions.

15Slag Deoxidizers
CategoryMetallurgical Additives
Description

Customized Fe slag deoxidizer products using aluminum, silicon, titanium, mixed metals, or combinations, sized to keep reductant in slag.

16Sulfur (S)
CategoryMetallurgical Additives
Description

Granular crystalline sulfur of 99.5% purity, produced as dust-free pellets via Rotoform process for metallurgical additions.

17Zirconia
CategoryRefractory Raw Materials
Description

Zirconia-bearing products sourced from clean refractory by-product material including high purity zirconia, zircon compositions, and AZS products.

18Toll Processing / Custom Mineral Processing
CategoryContract Manufacturing Services
Description

Contract mineral processing services utilizing BPI's crushing, grinding, sizing, blending, drying, and briquetting equipment at multiple plant sites to process customer-supplied materials.

Scale indicator3 records

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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-01-21
Description

BPI conducted an auction of Warwick Ward Machinery's assets under instructions from administrators Interpath. Warwick Ward was a UK-based supplier of earthmoving and waste-recycling equipment.

Recent move5 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Public specialty minerals company supplying processed mineral products (including refractory raw materials and metallurgical additives) to steel, refractory, and industrial customers. Directly comparable to BPI in processed industrial mineral product portfolio and customer base.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global industrial minerals processor offering specialty minerals, refractory, and metallurgical-adjacent products. Overlaps with BPI on processed mineral inputs but at much broader scale and across geographies.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global industrial minerals company (silica, aluminosilicates, nepheline, feldspar) serving steel, glass, and refractory end markets. Comparable in processed mineral offerings though broader portfolio and EU-centric footprint.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Specialty processor of industrial minerals and by-products serving steel, foundry, refractory, and abrasive markets with custom formulations. Closely mirrors BPI's toll processing and custom mineral product model.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Global refractory manufacturer and raw materials supplier with vertical integration into magnesia and processed minerals used in steelmaking. Comparable in refractory feedstocks and metallurgical-grade mineral products that BPI also serves.

TypeEmerging player
Description

North American refractory products manufacturer and consumer of processed mineral raw materials. Customer-overlap with BPI's refractories segment makes it a relevant comparable for industrial mineral processing demand.

TypeEmerging player
Description

US refractory manufacturer purchasing processed mineral feedstocks similar to those BPI produces, providing a downstream-overlap view into the same North American refractories customer base.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Global processor of industrial minerals and carbon-based materials serving steel, aluminum, and foundry markets with custom refractory and metallurgical products. Closely comparable to BPI in by-product processing and steel/refractory customer overlap.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Specialty materials manufacturer producing high-temperature refractory and filtration products from processed industrial minerals. Adjacent peer with overlap in calcium aluminate, alumina, and SiC processed minerals.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major US industrial minerals producer (silica sand, specialty minerals) serving industrial customers with processed mineral products. Comparable in scale of North American mineral processing and B2B industrial sales model.

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Weaknesses4 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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BPI

Industrial Mineral Processingbpiminerals.com

BPI Minerals is a Pittsburgh-based, privately held industrial mineral processor founded in 1982 that converts non-hazardous mineral by-products into specification-grade products for steel, refractory, abrasives, and specialty industrial markets, operating 7 North American plants.

What BPI does

BPI Inc. (operating as BPI Minerals) is a Pittsburgh-headquartered, privately held processor of industrial minerals founded in 1982. The company converts non-hazardous mineral by-products (e.g., aluminum drosses, ferroalloy fines, refractory scrap) into specification-grade finished products used as metallurgical additives, slag conditioners, refractory feedstocks, and abrasives. Its 17+ product lines include calcium aluminate flux, magnesium oxides, alumina, silicon carbide, iron pyrite, lime products, slag deoxidizers, sulfur, zirconia, and custom blends. BPI serves three primary end markets: steel producers, refractory manufacturers, and abrasives manufacturers, plus a smaller specialty minerals and toll processing segment.

The business operates through a vertically integrated industrial model. It sources low-cost by-product feedstocks, processes them in-house via crushing, grinding, sizing, blending, drying, and briquetting, and ships finished products in bulk, supersacks, drums, and 50 lb bags. BPI runs 7 North American manufacturing sites across Pennsylvania (New Castle, Schenley, Greenville), Oklahoma (Muskogee), Alabama (Bessemer), and Indiana (Michigan City), totaling over 1 million square feet of manufacturing and storage space, and ships more than 100,000 tons of finished product annually. ISO 9001-certified quality control uses EDAX XRF, Coulter and Malvern particle size analyzers, and high-temperature test furnaces. The company holds 10,000+ tons of calcium aluminate inventory across 30+ product types from 3 production plants.

BPI's go-to-market is direct enterprise field sales executed through a website-driven RFQ process, with quote-based, non-publicly disclosed pricing and Net 30 payment terms. The company employs 51–100 people and serves customers in the US and Canada. Revenue is generated through one-time product sales rather than recurring contracts. There is no disclosed subscription, SaaS, or licensing component. Its primary stated differentiator is the sustainable, low-carbon-footprint conversion of by-products into high-quality, often custom-formulated finished products, with technical advisory from in-house steelmaking expertise supporting slag chemistry applications.

BPI firmographics

Firmographics
Name
BPI
Legal name
BPI Inc.
Website
https://bpiminerals.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1982
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
BPI Minerals is a Pittsburgh-based, privately held industrial mineral processor founded in 1982 that converts non-hazardous mineral by-products into specification-grade products for steel, refractory, abrasives, and specialty industrial markets, operating 7 North American plants.
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akta.pro rank

BPI industry classification

Industry
Product category
Industrial Mineral Processing
NAICS
Ground or Treated Mineral and Earth Manufacturing (327992)
SIC
Abrasive, Asbestos & Misc Nonmetallic Mineral Prods (3290)
akta.pro primary industry
Industrial Minerals Trading (Phosphate, Potash, Sulfur, Borates, Barite, Talc) (IMAKAJAF)

Keywords

  • Industrial mineral processing
  • Metallurgical additives
  • Refractory raw materials
  • Custom mineral formulations
  • Toll processing services

Where BPI is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Pittsburgh
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices7 records

Markets served

BPI business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Operations, Supply Chain, Personnel, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Mineral Product Sales: Sale of processed mineral products including calcium aluminates, MgO, alumina, silicon carbides, pyrite, silicon, ferroalloys, zircon products, and specialty minerals to steel, refractory, and industrial markets

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels2 records

BPI product offering

Product offering

Core offering

BPI processes non-hazardous industrial mineral by-products into custom and standard finished mineral products for steel, refractory, abrasives, and specialty industrial applications. Operating seven North American manufacturing plants, the company provides crushing, grinding, sizing, blending, drying, briquetting, and toll processing services, shipping more than 100,000 tons of finished product annually.

Product overview

BPI is a Pittsburgh-based processor of industrial minerals established in 1982, operating 7 North American manufacturing plant sites. The company specializes in processing secondary mineral by-products into quality, low carbon footprint, sustainable finished products. BPI offers a comprehensive portfolio of 17+ mineral product categories including Aluminum Oxide/Alumina, Calcium Aluminate Flux/Synthetic Slag, Calcium Silicates, Ferroalloys, Iron Pyrite, Lime Spar/Lime Products, Magnesium Oxides, Silicon Carbide, Silicon Products, Slag Deoxidizers, Sulfur, and Zirconia, plus toll processing services. The portfolio is organized around three core market segments: Steel, Refractories, and Abrasives/Specialty Minerals. Processing capabilities include crushing, grinding, sizing, blending, drying, briquetting, and custom formulations. The company ships over 100,000 tons annually and handles only non-hazardous industrial minerals in an environmentally responsible manner.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Aluminum Oxide / Alumina (Al2O3) Processed and reclaimed alumina from by-product and manufactured feedstocks for metallurgical use as slag conditioners and refractory product feedstocks.
  • Aluminum Products (Al) Processed aluminum drosses, grindings, and other aluminum-bearing by-products for the metallurgical market as economical alternatives to manufactured sources.
  • Aluminum Silicates Aluminum silicate by-products produced from reclaimed refractory raw materials and other industrial sources, typically used as feedstocks for refractory production.
  • Calcium Aluminate Flux / Synthetic Slag Low melting point calcium aluminate products for synthetic slag applications in ladle metallurgy operations, with over 30 different types and 10,000+ tons inventory.
  • Calcium Silicates Calcium silicate products for metallurgical applications produced from industrial by-products, manufactured products, and wollastonite for slag conditioning.
  • Ferroalloys Purchased and stocked ferroalloys for steel and foundry industries, plus cost-effective ferroalloy replacement products made from ferroalloy fines or slags.
  • Iron Pyrite Clean pyrite concentrate processed at Schenley, PA and New Castle, PA plants for metallurgical sulfur additions or specialty applications.
  • Lime Spar / Lime Products Lime-based products including blends of high calcium lime and metallurgical grade fluorspar, plus dolomitic lime for metallurgical use.
  • Magnesium Oxides (MgO) By-product and manufactured magnesium oxides processed into low-cost feedstocks for metallurgical and refractory applications.
  • Miscellaneous Specialty Products Specialty products including pigments, fillers, specialty alloys, nickel-bearing items, carbons, cryolite-based fluxing products, and other industrial raw materials.
  • Pellets and Briquettes Customized pellets and briquettes ranging from 0.25 to 3 inches in size made from various blends of metals and minerals, produced in Bessemer, AL and McKees Rocks, PA.
  • Refractory Cements Calcium aluminate cements for refractory applications including high alumina cement and fused high alumina cement for high temperature hydraulic cement.
  • Silicon Carbide (SiC) Processed and reclaimed SiC from by-product and manufactured feedstocks for metallurgical or refractory applications as substitutes for more expensive raw materials.
  • Silicon Products (Si) Silicon-bearing products from various industrial sources ranging from coarse aggregate to fine powders suitable for metallurgical silicon additions.
  • Slag Deoxidizers Customized Fe slag deoxidizer products using aluminum, silicon, titanium, mixed metals, or combinations, sized to keep reductant in slag.
  • Sulfur (S) Granular crystalline sulfur of 99.5% purity, produced as dust-free pellets via Rotoform process for metallurgical additions.
  • Zirconia Zirconia-bearing products sourced from clean refractory by-product material including high purity zirconia, zircon compositions, and AZS products.
  • Toll Processing / Custom Mineral Processing Contract mineral processing services utilizing BPI's crushing, grinding, sizing, blending, drying, and briquetting equipment at multiple plant sites to process customer-supplied materials.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 100,000+ tons of finished product shipped annually
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use BPI

Customer profile

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

BPI technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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Feature3 records

BPI partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • InterpathminorOthers · 21 January 2026BPI conducted an auction of Warwick Ward Machinery's assets under instructions from administrators Interpath. Warwick Ward was a UK-based supplier of earthmoving and waste-recycling equipment.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

BPI competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Minerals Technologies Inc. Public specialty minerals company supplying processed mineral products (including refractory raw materials and metallurgical additives) to steel, refractory, and industrial customers. Directly comparable to BPI in processed industrial mineral product portfolio and customer base.
  • Prince Minerals: Specialty processor of industrial minerals and by-products serving steel, foundry, refractory, and abrasive markets with custom formulations. Closely mirrors BPI's toll processing and custom mineral product model.
  • Pyrotek: Global processor of industrial minerals and carbon-based materials serving steel, aluminum, and foundry markets with custom refractory and metallurgical products. Closely comparable to BPI in by-product processing and steel/refractory customer overlap.

Broad incumbents

  • Imerys: Global industrial minerals processor offering specialty minerals, refractory, and metallurgical-adjacent products. Overlaps with BPI on processed mineral inputs but at much broader scale and across geographies.
  • SCR-Sibelco: Global industrial minerals company (silica, aluminosilicates, nepheline, feldspar) serving steel, glass, and refractory end markets. Comparable in processed mineral offerings though broader portfolio and EU-centric footprint.
  • US Silica Holdings: Major US industrial minerals producer (silica sand, specialty minerals) serving industrial customers with processed mineral products. Comparable in scale of North American mineral processing and B2B industrial sales model.

Emerging players

  • RHI Magnesita: Global refractory manufacturer and raw materials supplier with vertical integration into magnesia and processed minerals used in steelmaking. Comparable in refractory feedstocks and metallurgical-grade mineral products that BPI also serves.
  • HarbisonWalker International: North American refractory products manufacturer and consumer of processed mineral raw materials. Customer-overlap with BPI's refractories segment makes it a relevant comparable for industrial mineral processing demand.
  • Resco Products: US refractory manufacturer purchasing processed mineral feedstocks similar to those BPI produces, providing a downstream-overlap view into the same North American refractories customer base.
  • Alkegen (formerly Unifrax): Specialty materials manufacturer producing high-temperature refractory and filtration products from processed industrial minerals. Adjacent peer with overlap in calcium aluminate, alumina, and SiC processed minerals.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

BPI social profiles

Digital presence

BPI compliance and trust

Trust signal

Compliance1 record

BPI financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

BPI leadership team

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BPI funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

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Investors

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BPI M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about BPI

What does BPI do?

BPI processes non-hazardous industrial mineral by-products into custom and standard finished mineral products for steel, refractory, abrasives, and specialty industrial applications. Operating seven North American manufacturing plants, the company provides crushing, grinding, sizing, blending, drying, briquetting, and toll processing services, shipping more than 100,000 tons of finished product annually.

Is BPI a public or private company?

BPI is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.

When was BPI founded?

BPI was founded in 1982. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is BPI based?

BPI is headquartered in Pittsburgh, United States, in the North America region.

How does BPI make money?

One revenue line is on record: mineral Product Sales.

Who are BPI's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Minerals Technologies Inc., Prince Minerals and Pyrotek. Broad incumbents are Imerys, SCR-Sibelco and US Silica Holdings. Emerging players are RHI Magnesita, HarbisonWalker International, Resco Products and Alkegen (formerly Unifrax).

Does BPI have an API?

No public API is recorded for BPI.

What industry is BPI in?

BPI's product category is Industrial Mineral Processing. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAKAJAF, Industrial Minerals Trading (Phosphate, Potash, Sulfur, Borates, Barite, Talc). Its NAICS code is 327992 and its SIC code is 3290.

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