Materials giant buys e-plastics recycling companies
Resource Recycling | March 05, 2020
Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation has purchased two European plastics recycling companies focusing on engineered plastics, bringing supply of these recycled resins in-house. The Tokyo-headquartered chemical firm last week announced it would acquire Swiss recycling firms Minger Kunststofftechnik AG and Minger Plastic AG. The deal was slated to close by the end of February. In its announcement, Mitsubishi described the acquisition as part of its plan to implement a variety of sustainability initiatives by 2030. According to the company, “plastics recycling is an important initiative within this basic policy.” The Minger companies together have significant e-plastics recycling infrastructure in Europe, according to Mitsubishi.