About Us

Vida Metals Recycling is more than just a business venture because it is a manifesto of free enterprise and proof that true success is not inherited or handed down, but forged through many trials and tribulations. The company was founded by Dr. Petar Kichashki and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Borislav Tsekov, and it is part of a group of companies that combine their efforts and expertise in the recycling industry in the ferrous and non-ferrous metals segment in the Balkans, and the know-how and global perspective of their US partners & investors.

The founders are self-made visionaries. They owe their success not to inherited privileges, connections to power networks in the past or present, or the exploitation of public resources. It is due to their willpower, knowledge, innovation, and talent. They build authority, capital, and trust. They do this patiently and consistently. They do it solely through their own expertise, intellect, and high reputation.

Right from the start, the founders of Vida Metals Recycling established a formidable and devoted partnership, bringing together a group of experts with a wide range of backgrounds yet united by a shared commitment to excellence and creativity. This cohesive structure became the company’s foundation, enabling it to grow in a sustainable way, adopt new technologies and establish standards that few in the region could match.

The company successfully navigates the serious challenges that the global economic turmoil of recent years—from supply crises to sharp price fluctuations—has posed for the entire private sector in the Balkans. Thanks to the strategic insight of its founders and the flexibility of its team, Vida Metals Recycling has not only survived, but is thriving. Today, Vida Metals Recycling stands as a beacon of unbridled entrepreneurship – modern, successful and bold.

Headquarters: 1527 Sofia, 32 Hristo Kovachev Street, Bulgaria

t.: +359 883 999 833

e-mail: vidametals @ paxtoncorp . net

Yards & Logistic Points: Vidin (BG), Constanta (RO), Thessaloniki (GR), Skopje (NMK)