The company behind the scale.

Scrap leaves Saudi factories, sites and homes every day. Too much of it is weighed on someone’s word, priced on the spot and never traced again. canasa was set up in Dammam’s Second Industrial City to be the other option: a licensed yard, built on Canadian and Saudi experience, where every load crosses a certified weighbridge and every price goes on paper before the truck moves.

The core trade is material recovery. Copper, steel and iron (hadeed), aluminium, brass, stainless, cables, compressors, motors, industrial plastic and e-waste, bought, graded and processed whether it arrives as one pickup load or a recurring industrial program. Around the yard sit the services that make recovery practical: scheduled collections, site clearances, demolition recovery where the metal offsets part of the bill, documented e-waste destruction, and crews and project delivery for clients who need more than a buyer.

Every stream we take has a destination we can name: metal to Saudi mills, plastic and electronics to licensed processors, the rest through waste-management partners under the same paperwork. Clients range from factories and contractors on long-term programs to a household clearing a single load, and the treatment does not change. Same scale, same documents, payment within seven days.