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Quest looks to shift business amid industrial slump
The waste broker continues to drive its internal process improvements, which have boosted operations and helped bring in new business amid a difficult macroeconomic environment.
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Major waste companies spent more than $545M on M&A in Q3
GFL and its subsidiaries acquired companies in Illinois, Oklahoma and Georgia, while Waste Connections focused on Florida-based deals and Republic bought haulers in Kentucky and Montana. WM and Casella focused on tuck-ins.
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Enviri’s potential sale of Clean Earth moves forward
The environmental services company is seeing strong interest in its hazardous waste business as it looks to unlock value from the high-performing segment.
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New York City’s plan for the next decade of waste looks to boost diversion
The city supports practices such as extended producer responsibility and codigestion of organic waste to reduce the amount of material sent to disposal.
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Montrose Environmental again raises guidance, noting strong PFAS, water treatment demand
Executives said Montrose is still seeing steady demand for services, particularly from the waste and energy industries, as state regulations drive air and water treatment management.
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Early EPR tailwinds propel GFL to highest-ever margin
GFL Environmental reported its highest-ever margin for adjusted EBITDA. In addition to volume growth related to EPR, the company is retooling its pricing strategy to better reflect internal inflation.
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