What is Aggregate Recycling?
Founded in 1987, Aggregate Recycling Corporation operates as a multi-faceted environmental services provider, specializing in the processing of non-hazardous petroleum-impacted soils, construction and demolition debris, and municipal solid waste. The company has evolved from a niche recycler into a comprehensive waste management ecosystem, incorporating advanced transfer stations and specialized hauling services through its subsidiary, Shipyard Waste Solutions. By maintaining a strategic location near the Maine/New Hampshire border, the firm leverages logistical efficiency to serve commercial and municipal accounts, emphasizing performance-driven waste diversion and material recovery. Its diverse portfolio, which includes bark mulch production and scrap green waste processing, positions the company as a cornerstone of sustainable infrastructure in the Northeast.
How much funding has Aggregate Recycling raised?
Aggregate Recycling has raised a total of $150K across 1 funding round:
Debt
$150K
Debt (2020): $150K with participation from PPP
Key Investors in Aggregate Recycling
PPP
Public-Private Partnership
What's next for Aggregate Recycling?
With the recent influx of capital, Aggregate Recycling is poised to optimize its existing facility throughput and potentially expand its service footprint. The late-stage nature of this funding suggests a focus on operational hardening and the integration of advanced sorting technologies to enhance recovery rates. As the regulatory landscape for waste management tightens, the company's ability to provide certified, cost-competitive environmental solutions will likely serve as a primary driver for long-term growth. Future strategic initiatives will likely prioritize the modernization of its transfer station capabilities and the scaling of its hauling operations to capture a larger share of the regional waste diversion market.
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