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Gannon and Scott

www.gannon-scott.com

 
Gannon and Scott - Precious Metal Refining - Doing It RIght!! Doing it right means ensuring that our precious metal refining and assaying processes provide timely, transparent returns and value for our electronics, industrial and jewelry customers. Dedication to our customers, our industry and the world we live in has guided everything we`ve done for over 90 years. Our corporate commitment to excellence drives us to not only do something better, but to do it right. Leading edge refining technologies, stringent environmental standards, superior service, advancing our industry`s standards: Doing it right. Gannon & Scott provides Precious Metals Refining and ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $50-100 Million

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