Blyth Metals Ltd is an International Trading Company established in 1984 under the parent company of E. E. Blyth & Co. Ltd. The company remains in private ownership and has over 40 years experience of supplying Ferro Alloys to the steel industry.
Our core business is predominantly the supply of Low Carbon Iron Billet, Electrolytic Iron Flakes and Powders.
Originally the company supplied only the specialist UK Market, but this has now expanded to worldwide distribution with offices in the following countries.
Our Processing Plant address is:
Blyth Metals Limited, Todwick Road, Dinnington, South Yorkshire S25 3SE
Telephone: 01909 562568 Fax: 01909 550329
Deliveries: Mon-Thurs 7 am – 2 pm / Fri – 7 am – 1pm
Blyth & Co (Japan) Limited, Room 101, Yokohama (220-0004) Japan
Telephone: (81) 45 290 6223 Fax: (81) 45 312 6410
Email: kobayashi@blythjapan.com
Blyth (Exim) India PVT Limited, 30, Ameya, Amedkarkar Nagar, Worli, Mumbai – 400 018
Telephone: 32623442 Mobile: 09820087327 Fax: 66604630
Email: sales@blythexim.com
TOPHET – BLYTH LLC 1415 Panther Lane Suite 402 Naples FL 34109 USA
Telephone: 239-594-5477 Fax: 239-594-1999 Email: tophetco@aol.com
European Office
Ampere Alloys SA, Parc D’Activities du Vert Galant, 12 Mail Joliot Curie, CS 30669 – Saint Ouen l’Aumône. F-95004 Cergy Pontoise Cedex, France
Telephone: +33 (0)1 34 32 40 10 Email: Thierry.baussant@amperealloys.com
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