AGILYX
Norwegian technology company founds the JV Plastyx for the procurement of plastic waste
— By Plasteurope.com staff —
To source raw materials for the European plastic recycling industry, Agilyx (Oslo, Norway; www.agilyx.com) has established the company Plastyx (www.plastyx.com). Under the leadership of Carlos Monreal, Plastyx will operate as a 60:40 joint venture with the technology company Circular Resources, as Agilyx reports.
Monreal, the former head of the Chemical Recycling Europe association and founder of Plastic Energy (London; www.plasticenergy.com), is also behind Circular Resources.
To source raw materials for the European plastic recycling industry, Agilyx (Oslo, Norway; www.agilyx.com) has established the company Plastyx (www.plastyx.com). Under the leadership of Carlos Monreal, Plastyx will operate as a 60:40 joint venture with the technology company Circular Resources, as Agilyx reports.
Monreal, the former head of the Chemical Recycling Europe association and founder of Plastic Energy (London; www.plasticenergy.com), is also behind Circular Resources.
 Agilyx JV with Circular Resources aims to be Europe’s chief feedstock supplier to the plastics chemical recycling sector (Photo: Agilyx) |
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As a short-term goal, Plastyx aims to source 200,000 t of plastic waste by the end of this year. In recent years, the availability of consistently high-quality plastic waste has repeatedly proven to be a bottleneck for the growth of the European recycling industry. This was one of the reasons Agilyx discontinued a project for the chemical recycling of polystyrene last year.
25.03.2025 Plasteurope.com [257653-0]
Published on 25.03.2025