Mergers and Acquisitions: Page 16


  • Waste Connections truck in Brooklyn, NY
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    Cole Rosengren/Waste Dive
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    Waste Connections Q3: Pandemic recovery plateauing, $500M ESG plan launched

    Business is still rebounding from shutdown levels, and M&A activity continues across North America, but unknowns also remain ahead of the election and a rising coronavirus caseload.

    By Oct. 29, 2020
  • Waste Management completes $4.6B acquisition of Advanced Disposal, following regulatory approval

    The news caps off a more than 18-month process, with substantially more divestitures than originally planned. The sale to GFL Environmental of divested assets in 10 states is now complete.

    By Updated Oct. 30, 2020
  • Republic Services residential collection truck
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    Courtesy of Republic Services
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    Republic Services to acquire Minnesota hauler Randy's Environmental

    The family-owned company describes itself as the largest independent operator in the state, with numerous contracts in the Minneapolis area. It is also known for a unique co-collection system for organics.

    By Oct. 23, 2020
  • Veles, food-waste based cleaning spray by Ambrosia
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    Courtesy of Ambrosia
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    RTS acquires organics recycler and circular product manufacturer Ambrosia

    The deal includes Ambrosia's processing facility in New Jersey, making RTS vertically integrated for organics in the New York metro area. Future facilities will be considered in other markets.

    By Oct. 22, 2020
  • Marine One carrying President Donald J. Trump prepares to land on the South Lawn of the White House Wednesday, July 29, 2020.
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    Retrieved from The White House.
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    Waste industry figures see major election consequences for taxes and regulation

    WasteExpo speakers, including Ron Mittelstaedt, said national Democratic victories could lead to an emphasis on climate and PFAS regulations. Corporate and capital gains tax rates could also rise, with M&A implications.

    By E.A. Crunden • Sept. 21, 2020