Dec. 16 - Rubicon going public in $1.7B SPAC deal as 'digital challenger' to waste industry's 'status quo'
Tracking the waste and recycling industry's 2021 M&A boom; Dual-stream recycling proponents feel vindicated after converted communities see financial benefits
The Kentucky-based tech company, known for its aggressive efforts to "disrupt" the waste and recycling industry without owning physical assets, expects to more than double revenues by 2024. The deal could close by Q2.
U.S. acquisition spending could reach historic levels this year. The latest deals on our list come from Republic Services in Massachusetts and GFL Environmental in North Carolina.
Recent years of commodity market turbulence emphasized the value of clean material. Now, recycling program managers in Pennsylvania, Florida and elsewhere are touting results from ditching the common single-stream system.
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