WASTE RECYCLING Reconomy acquires ACM Environmental


RECONOMY, the UK’s leading provider of outsourced waste management and recycling services has announced the acquisition of ACM Environmental.


Based in Waltham Abbey, ACM have over 25 years’ experience in commercial waste management for a range of sectors including hotels, shopping centres, retail, manufacturing and zoos. They offer a full- service waste and recycling approach and a range of innovative on-site equipment, in use at such notable locations as London Zoo.


Following four acquisitions in the calendar year of 2019, this marks a great start to 2020 and the next step in Reconomy’s ambitious plan. By continuing to combine strategic acquisition and organic business growth, the Reconomy Group’s combined revenue for the end of 2019 surpassed £330m on a pro-forma basis.


The addition of ACM Environmental allows Reconomy to continue its strategy of providing the most comprehensive range of services and best customer experience across the commercial sectors.


Commenting on the acquisition, chief executive of Reconomy, Paul Cox, said: “Reconomy had an exciting end to 2019, concluding acquisitions that broadened our product offer and strengthened our position for our core sectors. We’re delighted to build on that with this exciting deal, which adds innovation and extra capability to the group. We welcome all of our new ACM Environmental colleagues to the


Reconomy Family and look forward to successful times ahead.”


Travis Way, managing director of ACM Environmental, said: “Our focus on innovation, technology and customer service fits neatly with the Reconomy ethos. Their recent growth has been phenomenal and ACM is looking forward to helping to drive that even further forward.”


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