Ecogensus, a leader in sustainable waste-to-value solutions, has acquired two advanced materials recovery facilities (MRFs) in high-value, growing U.S. markets. This strategic move marks a pivotal step in Ecogensusʼ U.S. expansion, positioning the company to operate and enhance these facilities as fully integrated recycling hubs.
The facilities historically generated over $14 million annually in revenue, but Ecogensus is implementing structural and operational improvements expected to double processing capacity. In addition, new Rhino Recycler 5000 Series units will be deployed to supercharge the operations by eliminating a large cost center (residual waste disposal) and converting it to an additional revenue generator (Rhino output products).
The acquisition serves as a launchpad for Ecogensusʼ ambitious U.S. Phase 1 deployment, which consists of 1,500 Rhino Recyclers to be deployed in the mainland U.S. (many projects are underway globally by third-party customers, licensees and developers).
Structured as an asset purchase, the transaction includes critical operational infrastructure including buildings, advanced recycling machines, and various wheeled assets. Ecogensus will retain existing staff and leverage the facilitiesʼ operational expertise and prime location to kickstart its nationwide rollout. While specific locations and historical names remain undisclosed, the facilitiesʼ modern design and capacity support Ecogensusʼ technology-driven recycling model. The company is committed to setting new industry standards for efficiency and sustainability.
This milestone underscores Ecogensusʼ transition into the facility development phase, positioning it to reshape the U.S. recycling landscape.
Published July 2025
