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Irish Times
2 days ago
- Business
- Irish Times
Irish waste processing company Turmec wins €6.2m contract in New Zealand
Irish waste processing company Turmec and an Australian partner have won an $11.9 million (€6.2 million) contract from Dunedin City Council in New Zealand to supply specialist machinery to process materials. Turmec, which was established in 1972, specialises in the end-to-end design and building of waste separation and processing systems, which are critical for large-scale, efficient waste processing and recycling plants. The business employs 100 people and operates from a 66,000sq ft manufacturing facility at Rathcairn in Co Meath. Its latest accounts, which cover the year ended June 30th, 2024, show it tripled its profits last year from €539,709 to €1,771,815. Turnover was down from €24.2 million to €22.5 million. READ MORE Turmec and its Autralian partner, the Environmental Group, won the contract to supply specialist, high-end sorting machinery to process materials from kerbside collection yellow-lidded mixed recycling bins. The equipment will form the backbone of a new materials recycling facility at the Green Island Resource Recovery Park in Dunedin on the east coast of New Zealand's south island. Will rent reform make building apartments viable? Listen | 40:12 Designed by Turmec, the facility will feature advanced optical sorters that efficiently separate paper, cardboard, metals, and rigid plastics from the mixed recycling stream. The two companies will also deliver all associated infrastructure for power supply and operator safety setting a new benchmark for modern, automated waste recovery across the region. Turmec chief executive Geoff Bailey said: 'This investment in state-of-the-art sorting technology will not only optimise recycling efficiency but also support council's long-term vision of reducing landfill reliance and building local circular economy capability. 'With over five decades of experience and innovation in recycling engineering, Turmec is committed to delivering sustainable, future-proof solutions that reduce carbon impact and deliver real economic value for communities like Dunedin.' The council's nine year plan includes $78 million for the Green Island Resource Recovery Park redevelopment as a whole. As well as the new facility, there will be a new composting facility for green-lidded bin contents, upgraded bunkers for recyclable glass sorting and storage, an upgraded transfer station, roads and services to new buildings, and a kerbside collections truck park and office.
RTÉ News
2 days ago
- Business
- RTÉ News
Turmec wins €6.2m contract for recycling facility in New Zealand
Irish waste and recycling solutions company Turmec has secured a €6.2m contract in New Zealand. Along with Australian partner The Environmental Group Limited, Turmec will supply specialist sorting machinery to process materials from kerbside collection mixed recycling bins for Dunedin City Council. The companies will supply specialist, high-end sorting machinery to process materials from kerbside collection yellow-lidded mixed recycling bins. The equipment will form the backbone of a new materials recycling facility (MRF) at the Green Island Resource Recovery Park, at the City of Dunedin on the east coast of New Zealand's South Island. Designed by Turmec, the MRF will feature advanced optical sorters that efficiently separate paper, cardboard, metals, and rigid plastics from the mixed recycling stream. Turmec and The Environmental Group will also deliver all associated infrastructure for power supply and operator safety setting a new benchmark for modern, automated waste recovery across the region. Turmec employs 100 people and operates from a 66,000 square feet manufacturing facility at Rathcairn within the Irish-speaking Gaeltacht area of Co Meath. Turmec CEO Geoff Bailey said the investment in state-of-the-art sorting technology will not only optimise recycling efficiency but also support Dunedin's long-term vision of reducing landfill reliance and building local circular economy capability. "With over five decades of experience and innovation in recycling engineering, Turmec is committed to delivering sustainable, future-proof solutions that reduce carbon impact and deliver real economic value for communities like Dunedin," he added.
Yahoo
05-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Viably Partners With Turmec to Revolutionize Waste Management Systems Integration
Viably and Turmec have formed a strategic partnership to transform the future of waste management through advanced systems integrations. This collaboration leverages Turmec's expertise in developing state-of-the-art recycling systems alongside Viably's dedication to delivering technology solutions for efficient, profitable waste and recycling operations. DENVER, COLORADO / / March 5, 2025 / Viably (formerly Komptech Americas), a leading North American supplier of waste and recycling equipment, announced a strategic partnership with Turmec, a global leader in waste processing and recycling systems integration. Together, the two industry innovators aim to provide cutting-edge, sustainable solutions for the waste management sector in the United States and Canada, with a focus on Construction and Demolition (C&D) recycling. Through this collaboration, Viably customers will gain access to Turmec's renowned engineering services, including comprehensive recycling system design, engineering, integration, and support. These enhanced capabilities will equip businesses to efficiently process tough waste materials and meet the growing demand for sustainable solutions. "Our partnership with Turmec highlights our commitment to empowering clients with a wider range of waste processing solutions, including advanced stationary plant systems, while delivering innovative and tailored service," stated Viably President, Brandon Lapsys. Targeting the Challenges of C&D Waste Recycling The construction industry produces millions of tons of waste annually, often resulting in material that is difficult to process and streamline. Viably's partnership with Turmec addresses this challenge head-on. Leveraging Viably's extensive portfolio of stationary recycling equipment, such as the Komptech Terminator high-torque shredder and the Komptech Ballistor ballistic waste separator, alongside Turmec's state-of-the-art system integrations, customers can optimize the recovery of high-quality materials from C&D waste, increase process efficiency, all while minimizing landfill disposal costs and dependency. Turmec is known for its expertise in engineering and constructing compact waste processing plants that maximize the use of available space without compromising operational efficiency. By utilizing innovative designs and advanced technologies, Turmec develops tailored solutions that optimize plant layouts for diverse customer needs. Furthermore, Turmec remains focused on delivering future-proof system designs, ensuring that their plants are adaptable to accommodate future expansions or evolving waste stream challenges. This forward-thinking approach enables clients to stay ahead in the dynamic waste and recycling industry, maintaining flexibility and scalability in their operations. "Turmec has over 25 years of experience in designing and building best-in-class recycling systems in the waste industry. By partnering with Viably, we can bring this expertise to even more customers across North America, adapting our solutions to meet their needs," said Geoff Bailey, CEO of Turmec. Viably and Turmec at the 2025 C&D World Conference Viably, an exclusive Titanium Sponsor of the 2025 C&D World Conference & Exhibition, will exhibit in booth 20 at the event, taking place March 11-14, 2025, in Dallas, TX. As the premier gathering for construction and demolition (C&D) recycling professionals, C&D World provides a dynamic platform for industry leaders to connect, share critical insights, and explore the latest innovations driving the future of sustainable practices in the sector. As part of its Titanium Sponsorship, Viably is proud to sponsor the Issues and Education Fundraiser, CDRA's primary fundraising initiative supporting research, advocacy, and other key efforts to advance C&D recycling. Team members from both Viably and Turmec will be present at the event, providing a unique opportunity for visitors to engage directly with industry experts from both organizations. Attendees will gain valuable knowledge about cutting-edge recycling solutions designed to enhance efficiency and maximize material recovery in C&D operations. A Strategic Collaboration for Sustainable Solutions The Viably-Turmec partnership is more than just an agreement-it's a strategic relationship that prioritizes customer success. Turmec will work closely with Viably's clients to provide full-service guidance throughout the entire lifespan of the systems integration process, from initial design to installation to post-installation. This includes a comprehensive inventory and supply of spare, service, and maintenance parts as well as factory technical support and service. This tailored, hands-on approach ensures customers can more efficiently achieve their operational goals. Turmec's mission is to design and build innovative, cost-effective, easy-to-operate, environmentally sustainable engineering solutions, operating according to their company's Core Values of Professionalism, Partnership, Safety, Quality, and Trust & Respect. This collaboration aligns strongly with Viably's goal of Delivering Possible™ to the waste and recycling industry. It underscores the combined commitment of both companies to providing environmentally sustainable solutions that drive efficiency, increase profitability, and contribute to a circular economy. -- About Viably Viably (formerly Komptech Americas) is the North American master distributor of Komptech equipment and systems, Harp Renewables food waste recyclers, the U.S. distributor of Scott Equipment Company food waste depackaging and drywall recycling systems, a distributor of MGL stacking conveyors and mulch coloring units, and the distributor of Diamond Z grinders in the Southwest U.S. Our specialized product portfolio comprises over 50 machine types engineered to tackle the toughest challenges of Construction and Demolition (C&D), Organic Waste, Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), and Single-Stream Recycling streams. With a consultative approach to solutions development for customers and unmatched after-sales support, including parts and technical service, we empower our clients with new capabilities to help them evolve their business and protect our planet. For more information about Viably and its complete portfolio of waste-processing solutions, please visit About Turmec Established in 1972, Turmec is a leading international provider of materials handling and recovery solutions to the waste processing sector. It specializes in the end-to-end design and building of complex waste separation and processing systems, which are critical for large-scale, efficient waste processing and recycling plants. The business employs 100 people and operates from a 66,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility at Rathcairn within the Irish-speaking Gaeltacht area of County Meath, exporting globally. To learn more, visit Contact Information John Morgan Vice President of Marketing and Communicationshello@ SOURCE: Viably View the original press release on ACCESS Newswire
