AcqWaste

Acq-Waste is a UK private company that seeks to acquire complementary waste management businesses

and subsequently list on the London Stock Exchange.

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Introduction to AcqWaste

AcqWaste Ltd.: Unlocking Value in UK Waste Services

The UK and Irish waste management industries are highly fragmented, presenting opportunities for consolidation through strategic acquisitions.
AcqWaste Ltd. plans to acquire UK-based waste services businesses and subsequently list the enlarged company on the London Stock Exchange.
An experienced team consisting of an executive leadership, board of directors, and advisors has been assembled to guide AcqWaste's growth strategy.
A detailed transition plan ensures business continuity and minimal disruption for acquired companies and their personnel.
AcqWaste has identified a robust pipeline of potential acquisition targets, with the first three deals slated to complete alongside the IPO listing.
These initial three acquisitions represent a combined turnover of approximately £100 million, with an EBIT of approximately £9 million.
Target companies will receive compensation in cash and publicly traded AcqWaste shares upon completion of the listing, subject to a 1-year lock-in period.

Growth Outlook

Harmonizing governance, routes, and innovation, our approach integrates cost-efficient scaling, compliance-focused service, and strategic sustainability

Streamlining back-office functions to optimize the handling of diverse waste streams efficiently
Strengthening governance for sustainable waste management practices and fostering a divisional culture aligned with environmental goals
Capitalizing on economies of scale and operational gearing to enhance efficiency and drive sustainable waste management margins
Reducing costs by implementing unified waste management systems and rationalizing operational properties
Efficiently managing waste collection routes and leveraging economies of scale for better resource utilization
Improving client service through enhanced environmental compliance capabilities, ensuring responsible waste management practices
Driving cohesion in waste management operations, refining pricing structures, and prioritizing the development of innovative waste solutions
Accelerating organic growth by strategically promoting sustainable waste management practices

UK Waste Market

UK's population growth and urbanization drive waste generation, pushing waste management companies to innovate and adapt

Population Growth
The UK's population has been steadily increasing, driving the demand for waste management services. Office for National Statistics figures suggest the UK population will surpass 69.6 million by mid-2029 and reach 72 million by mid-2041., driving a higher volume of waste generated that needs proper collection, treatment, and disposal. Waste management companies, both large and small, play a crucial role in handling this waste and ensuring its proper management.
Urbanization
The ongoing trend of urbanization, with around 83% of the UK population living in urban areas, leads to increased waste generation in densely populated regions. This necessitates the development of efficient waste management infrastructure and services to cater to urban waste streams. Companies involved in waste management, such as those operating transfer stations, landfill sites, skip hire services, and waste brokerage, are essential in managing waste in urban areas effectively.
Industrialization
The UK's industrial sectors, including manufacturing, construction, and healthcare, contribute significantly to waste generation. Manufacturing companies generate substantial amounts of waste, including non-recyclable materials, which require appropriate Industrialization disposal methods. Construction projects produce construction and demolition waste, while healthcare facilities generate hazardous medical waste. Waste management companies specializing in handling specific types of waste, such as hazardous waste or construction and demolition waste, play a crucial role in providing tailored solutions for these sectors.
Increased Waste Generation from Specific Sectors
Certain sectors within the UK contribute significantly to specific waste streams. For instance, the retail sector generates substantial amounts of packaging waste, while the food sector is a notable contributor to food waste. The construction sector generates various waste materials like concrete, wood, and metals. Waste management companies involved in the entire waste cycle, including waste collection, treatment, and disposal, offer their services to these sectors, helping them manage their specific waste streams effectively.