Pennon Group plc

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Tax Policy: Fair Tax[1]

Pennon Group is a British water utility and waste management company based in Exeter, Devon. The company has operations in the UK (96%), Europe (0.9%), China (2.2%) and other (0.9%). Net sales break down as follows:

  • 51.2%: waste collection, management, treatment, and recycling;
  • 37.1%: potable water distribution and waste water treatment;
  • 11.7%: other.

Chief financial officer Susan Davy received a pay package of £922,000 in 2017/2018. [2]

Company

Shareholders

Total Float: 99.4%
Source: MarketScreener.svg, Mar.2020

Structure

ToDo: link, Org. chart, Sept.2019

South West Water Ltd

South West Water provides drinking water and waste water services throughout Cornwall and Devon, and in small areas of Dorset and Somerset. The main source of water is from 20 reservoirs they own (oddly, South West Water is shy about disclosing a list).[3] South West Water is responsible for the supply of the region's drinking water, the treatment and disposal of sewage, and the protection of inland and bathing waters.

South West Water has been merrily flogging off "spare" sites, pumping stations, moorland plots and land, stating its aim in auctioning "redundant assets" was to cut costs and bills, and that proceeds would go back to customers through lower bills.[4] However, an analysis in 2017 found that South West Water customers had the highest combined water bills in the UK.[5]

Pollution incidents: AR-2013 p.51,

Bournemouth Water Ltd

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Bournemouth Water supplies drinking water to ~500,000 people from the port town of Poole to Beaulieu in the New Forest and from Bournemouth to Salisbury in Wiltshire.

Sewerage and wastewater services in the area are provided by Wessex Water and Southern Water.

ToDo: History

Viridor Ltd

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Viridor is a recycling, waste management and energy recovery group,[6] with ~300+ recycling, energy-from-waste and landfill diversion facilities, including 10 ERFs.[7] The business is valued at over £1.5bn, with recent acquisitions and growth focused on expanding the company's recycling and energy from waste capacity.

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Maps: link, link

Timelines

Pennon Group plc

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  • Mar.18.2020: Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts & Co. LP entered into an agreement to purchase Pennon's recycling and residual waste busines Viridor from Pennon. The transaction was subject to regulatory approval.[8] Pennon Group plc had put Viridor up for sale 'because it would realise significant strategic value for shareholders'.[9] Pennon said it would use some of the £3.7bn on further acquisitions in the water sector.[10]
  • Sept.2019:
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    West Sussex EfW: Viridor Waste Management Ltd and Grundon Waste Management Ltd announced a joint venture to build a new ERF facility in West Sussex.[11][12]
  • Nov.2016: Pennon Water Services Ltd, an 80%/20% joint venture with South Staffordshire plc, was formed following Pennon’s acquisition of Bournemouth Water, and its subsequent merger with South West Water in Apr.2016. The objective was to create a larger combined non-household water retail business in anticipation of the market opening up in Apr.2017, when non-household customers in England will be able to choose who they buy their water and waste water services from.[13] PennonWaterServices.co.uk Pennon Water Services LtdOpenCorporates-sm.svg
    ToDo: The following brands are trading brands of Pennon Water Services: link
  • Apr.2015: Runcorn Energy Recovery Facility: the 2nd phase of the joint venture between INEOS Group Holdings SA § Ineos Inovyn, John Laing plc and Viridor was completed. The ERF is a Combined Heat & Power plant, producing fuel from household and commercial waste after recyclable materials have been removed.[14][15][16][17] In Apr.2019, the plant received approval from the Environment Agency to increase capacity to 1,100,000 tonnes per year.[18] Residents in the surrounding areas weren't ecstatic.
  • Apr.2015: Bournemouth Water Ltd: Sembcorp Bournemouth Water Investments Ltd was acquired from Singapore's Sembcorp Industries Ltd by Pennon Group plc, including its regulated and non-regulated subsidiaries.[19] Pennon was encouraged by OfWat, which said that it was more open to consolidation in the sector after years of insisting on a relatively large number of independent companies.[20] In Nov.2015, the deal was unconditionally cleared by the Competition & Markets Authority. In Apr.2016, Bournemouth Water was merged with South West Water, although the Bournemouth Water brand was retained.[21]
  • Jun.2015: Commercial Recycling Ltd's Waste Collection division in Dorset and Somerset was acquired. The transaction included the customer base, 18 collection vehicles, a lease of a vehicle depot and the TUPE integration of 36 full-time employees.[22] pic-link
  • Dec.2013: Public-Private Partnership: a 25-year contract was signed with Cardiff City Council, acting on behalf of five South Wales local authorities (Cardiff, Monmouthshire, Caerphilly, Vale of Glamorgan and Newport), to treat the councils' residual waste at Viridor's Energy from Waste facility being built at Trident Park, Cardiff.[23]
  • Feb.2013: Public-Private Partnership: a 30-year contract was signed with Peterborough City Council to treat the council's residual waste through the development of an Energy from Waste facility at the council's existing recycling site in the Fengate industrial area.[24]
  • Nov.2012: Public-Private Partnership: a 25-year contract was signed with the South London Waste Partnership (the London Boroughs of Croydon, Kingston, Merton and Sutton), to treat residual municipal waste through the financing, construction and operation of a new Energy Recovery Facility at Viridor’s landfill and recycling site in Beddington, Sutton.[25]
  • Jul.2012: Public-Private Partnership: a 25-year contract was signed with Glasgow City Council to recycling and treatment of Glasgow's residual municipal waste through the financing, construction and operation of a new Recycling and Renewable Energy Centre at the Council's own site in the south of the city.[26]
  • Nov.2011: JWS Churngold Ltd, a provider of waste logistics and transport for the Lancashire Private Finance Initiative waste contract, was purchased by Viridor Waste Management Ltd and subsequently renamed as "Viridor (Lancashire) Ltd".[27] JWS Churngold is a joint venture between Salford-based JWS Waste & Recycling Services Ltd and Churngold Holdings of Bristol, set up in May.2007 for a 9-year, £30m plus, PFI contract to provide services under contract with Global Renewables Lancashire Operations Ltd, the contractor to the Lancashire waste management Private Finance Initiative waste contract.[28]
  • Jun.2011: Storm Recycling Ltd, was acquired from ?? Renamed as Viridor (Winsford) Ltd.AR-Mar.2011
  • Mar.2011: Public-Private Partnerships: the Oxfordshire Residual Waste Treatment PPP contract signed with Oxfordshire County Council. The works comprise the diversion and treatment of Oxfordshire's residual municipal waste through the financing, construction, and operation of a new Energy from Waste plant at Ardley, near Bicester in Oxfordshire.[29][30]
  • Feb.2011: Martock Waste Paper Company Ltd, renamed Viridor (Martock) Ltd. AR-Mar.2011
  • Jan.2011: Swinnerton Environmental Ltd, renamed Viridor Waste (Bury) Ltd.AR-Mar.2011
  • Dec.2010: Adapt Recycling Ltd, an integrated recycling and waste management company operating in the Northwestern area of the UK, was acquired. Adapt, headquartered in Bury, was hived up.[31] Renamed as Viridor Waste (Adapt) Ltd.
  • Nov.2010: Pearsons Group Holdings Ltd, a materials recycling company in East Anglia, was purchased from Mr P Pearson and Mr J Pearson. Pearsons operates materials reclamation and associated facilities at Thetford in Norfolk, and was run by the Pearson family since it was founded in 1946. The business was integrated into Viridor’s south eastern region, and was rebranded as Viridor.[32]
    In 2014, the business was "scaled back" due to better profits being anticipated from energy-from-waste rather than recycling.[33] PearsonsRecycling.comArchive-org-sm.svg pic-link
  • Jun.2010: Reconomy Recycling Solutions, an integrated recycling and waste management business based in Telford, Shopshire, was acquired by Viridor Waste Management Ltd from Reconomy (Holdings) Ltd/Reconomy (Acquisition) Ltd, owned by private equity firm Bregal Capital LLP. The operations, covering the South Midlands and East Anglia, consisted of Basecall Ltd, Anglia Recycling Ltd, Oakley Waste Management Ltd, Oakley Recycing Ltd, Oakley Skip Hire Ltd, Corby Skip Hire Ltd and Alibone Recycling Ltd.[34][35] pic
  • Jul.2009: Intercontinental Recycling Ltd, a plastics recycling firm based in Skelmersdale, Lancashire, was acquired by Viridor from Godolphin Ltd, a company registered in the British Virgin Islands. IRL, which opened in Oct.2007,[36] specialised in processing high density polyethylene and polyethylene terephthate plastics bottles. The business was subsequently renamed as "Viridor Polymer Recycling".[37][38] Intercontinental Recycling LtdOpenCorporates-sm.svg
  • Jun.2009: London Recycling Ltd, headquartered in east London, was acquired. London Recycling brought a range of recycling operations, including a fleet of collection vehicles, a waste electrical and electronic equipment facility, paper processing, confidential destruction, a materials recycling facility and a waste auditing facility. London-Recycling.co.ukArchive-org-sm.svg London Recycling was a family-run company, established in 1986.[39] pic-link
  • Mar.2008: Shore Recycling, a Perth-based electrical and electronic equipment recycling company, was bought by Viridor.[40]
  • Dec.2007: Grosvenor Waste Management Ltd, based in Crayford and one of the largest materials recycling businesses in Europe, was acquired by Viridor Waste Management Ltd from Icelandic company Grosvenor Group Holdings ehf,[41][42] and renamed as "Viridor Resource Management Ltd". Established in Oct.1998 by American firm Jarome Industries LLC (85%),OpenCorporates-sm.svg Grosvenor Waste was demerged in May.2006 from its parent holdco Grosvenorway Ltd,OpenCorporates-sm.svg with its new ultimate holdco being Iceland-registered Grosvenor Group Holdings ehf (95%). In Apr.2007, GWM Ltd had been fined for illegally exporting 1.8m kg of waste to developing nations.[43] GrosvenorWaste.co.ukArchive-org-sm.svg, Grosvenor Waste Management LtdOpenCorporates-sm.svg, pic-link
  • Feb.2007: Skipaway Holdings Ltd was acquired by Viridor Waste Management Ltd from JR Butler, RD Merrick, M Butler and MA Orsbourn. Skipaway Holdings was the holding company for three trading subsidiaries: Skipaway Ltd, Allwaste Disposal Services Ltd and Wastenot Recycling Ltd. Headquartered in Rochester, Kent the company operated in the Medway towns and the Faversham and Ashford areas.[44] Skipaway.co.ukArchive-org-sm.svg allwaste logo, allwaste logo, wastenot logo, wastenot logo, skipaway logo
  • Jan.2007: Viridor Laing (Greater Manchester) Ltd: Greater Manchester Waste Disposal Authority selected the consortium between Viridor Waste Management Ltd and John Laing plc's John Laing Infrastructure as preferred bidder for a Private Finance Initiative contract to deliver long-term waste management solutions in Greater Manchester. The PFI contract value was ~£300m, the largest such scheme in the UK.[45] Closure of the deal took place in Apr.2009.
  • May.2006: Wyvern Waste Services Ltd, a landfill, power generation and recycling business based in Taunton, was purchased from Somerset County Council by Viridor Waste Management Ltd. Somerset County Council also entered into a 25-year Public-Private Partnership waste management contract with Viridor.[46] Wyvern's main business had been in landfills, and Somerset county council said "we want to make way for new technologies and capital".[47] WyvernWaste.co.ukArchive-org-sm.svg
  • Dec.2003: Devon Waste Management, an Exeter-based operator of three waste transfer stations and 24 municipal waste recycling centres in the county, was purchased from Devon County Council by Viridor Waste Management.[48]
  • Sept.2005: Lakeside Energy From Waste Ltd, a joint venture between Viridor Waste Management Ltd and Grundon Waste Management Ltd, was established. It commenced operation in 2014, and is capable of processing 450,000 tonnes annually, generating 37MW of electricity, enough for every household in Slough.[49] Lakeside Energy from Waste LtdOpenCorporates-sm.svg Energy from Waste sounds, on the face of it, like a great idea - but research has shown that the UK's incinerators produce the same amount of 'particulate' air pollution in a year as 250,000 working lorries, impacting life expectancy and infant mortality rates in the surrounding areas.[50] Lakeside EfWWikipedia-W.svg, LakesideEfW.co.uk
  • Jun.2005: Brett Waste Management Ltd,OpenCorporates-sm.svg a Kent-based subsidiary of Robert Brett & Sons Ltd,OpenCorporates-sm.svg along with other waste-related assets, was acquired.[51]
  • 2004: Viridor acquired Thames Waste Management.[52]
  • Nov.2004: Mac-Glass Recycling Ltd, a Scottish glass recyclying business, was acquired from its owner.[53]
  • Jun.2004: Viridor Waste (Bristol) Ltd sold the trade and fixed assets of a business operating inert landfill sites, tipper and plant hire and bulk earthworks to Churngold Construction Holdings Ltd/Churngold Transport Ltd.AR-May.2004 [04268945 Churngold Construction Holdings Ltd]OpenCorporates-sm.svg
  • Apr.2004: Thames Waste Management Ltd, a Leatherhead-based landfill, power generation and liquid waste treatment business was purchased from RWE Umwelt AG.[52] Thames Waste Management LtdArchive-org-sm.svg
  • Jun.2003: Churngold Holdings Ltd and its subsidiary EnviroScot Ltd, a waste recycling and transfer station business, was acquired by Viridor Waste Ltd/Viridor Waste Management Ltd. The waste management operations comprised two regional waste collections and recycling businesses based in South West England and Scotland.[54]
  • Oct.2002: Parkwood Holdings Ltd, a Sheffield-based landfill, recycling and liquid waste treatment group, was purchased by Viridor Waste Ltd.[55]
  • Jul.2002: Roseland Plant Ltd, a Liskard, Cornwall waste management and plant hire company, was snapped up, further increasing Biridor's consented landfill capacity in the South West.[56]
  • Apr.2002: Richardson Ltd, a Merseyside specialist glass reclamation company, was acquired. Richardson was the largest recycler and reprocessor of flat glass in the UK and its sale includes a nationwide network of depot and treatment facilities.[57] The firm was renamed as "Viridor Glass Recycling Ltd". OpenCorporates-sm.svg
  • Feb.2002: Viridor Instrumentation Ltd, a UK-based designer and manufacturer of analytical instruments for clean water, wastewater, ultrapure water and other fluids and materials, was sold to Danaher Corporation's subsidiary Launchchange Ltd.[58] OpenCorporates-sm.svg
  • Oct.2001: Suffolk Waste Disposal Company Ltd, the recycling and disposal company owned by Suffolk County Council, was acquired by Viridor Waste Ltd.[59] OpenCorporates-sm.svg The firm was subsequently renamed as "renamed Viridor Waste Suffolk Ltd".
  • Oct.2001: Lavelle and Sons Ltd, a Manchester based transfer station, recycling and collection company, was acquired.[59]
  • Dec.2000: TJ Brent Ltd, the Cornwall-based construction services arm trading as "Viridor Contracting", was sold to a management buy-out, financed by private equity firm Northern Venture Managers Ltd, venture capital firm GLE Development CapitalArchive-org-sm.svg www.gle.co.uk/devcapital and Barclays Bank.[60]
  • Oct.1999: Viridor Waste Management Ltd: Haul Waste Ltd was renamed. Viridor WasteArchive-org-sm.svg
  • ?date?: Haul Waste and Blue Circle were merged to form Viridor.
  • 1998: Pennon Group plc: South West Water plc changed its name "to better reflect the success of the Group's strategy of building two different areas of operational focus".
ToDo: history, full logo ~2003,

South West Water plc

  • Dec.1997: Terry Adams Ltd, an Exter-based waste disposal and mineral extration company, was acquired by Haul Waste Group Ltd.[61] OpenCorporates-sm.svg
  •  ??.1995: Great Lakes Instruments Inc, a USA manufacturer and supplier of instrumentation for measuring water and waste quality, was acquired from Germany's Schott AG.[62]
  • Jul.1995: Blue Circle Waste Management Ltd was purchased by South West Water plc's subsidiary Peninsula Waste Technology LtdOpenCorporates-sm.svg from Blue Circle Industries plc, and renamed as "Haul Waste Disposal Ltd". Blue Circle Waste Management operated landfill sites, and generated electricity from landfill gas. BCWM was formed in Apr.1995 to enable Blue Circle to dispose of the majority of its waste management activities.[62] OpenCorporates-sm.svg
  • Feb.1993: Haul Waste Ltd, a waste management company operating landfill sites and waste collection and disposal in the South West, was acquired from English China Clays plc.[63] Haul Waste was established in Dec.1956 as "CW Harrison (Western) Ltd". Renamed as "Viridor Waste Management Ltd" in Oct.1999. OpenCorporates-sm.svg
  •  ??.1990: TJ Brent Ltd, a construction services company based in Bodmin, Corwall, was acquired.[60] OpenCorporates-sm.svg
  • Apr.1989: South West Water plc was established at the time of the privatisation of the Water Industry in England, and launched on the London Stock exchange. OpenCorporates-sm.svg
  • 1973: South West Water Authority was formed by the Water Act 1973 as one of 10 regional water authorities, formed by a merger of various statutory and local authority water undertakings. The following public utilities were taken over by the South West Water Authority in 1973: Cornwall River Authority; Devon River Authority; Avon and Dorset River Authority (only the area of the authority which drained into the River Lim); Plymouth County Borough Corporation; East Cornwall Water Board; East Devon Water Board; North and Mid Cornwall Water Board; North Devon Water Board; South Cornwall Water Board; South West Devon Water Board; West Cornwall Water Board.
Additional Sources: Group History. Pennon Group plc. Accessed Jun.04.2020.
ToDo: Rest of reports Pennon AR-2000, Pennon AR-2001, Pennon AR-2002, Pennon AR-2003, Pennon AR-2004 Pennon AR-2005, Pennon-AR-2010, Pennon AR-2012, Pennon AR-2013, viridor logo 2003.arch, SouthWestWater.co.ukArchive-org-sm.svg, viridor.co.ukArchive-org-sm.svg, southwestwater.co.uk logo-horiz, Group 2002Archive-org-sm.svg, SWW logo earlyArchive-org-sm.svg, Pennon logo ?date?Archive-org-sm.svg,

References

  1. ^ Pennon becomes first water services and waste management utility to secure Fair Tax Mark. Pennon joins other FTSE-listed businesses, SSE plc, Go-Ahead Group plc and Marshalls plc, in securing Fair Tax Mark certification – together with well-known national retailers such as Lush, Richer Sounds Ltd, Timpson Ltd, AMT Coffee Ltd and the Co-op. Press Release, Pennon Group plc, Dec.19.2018.
  2. ^ Labour denies toning down water industry nationalisation plans. Water company chief claims mutualisation-style approach has been discussed. Lawrie Holmes, The Guardian, Jun.10.2018.
  3. ^ Current reservoir storages. South West Water Ltd. Original archived on May.08.2020.
  4. ^ South West Water sites fetch £900,000 at auction. BBC News.
  5. ^ South West Water customers have highest bills according to new figures. Gareth Bartlett, Cornwall Live.
  6. ^ Company Overview. Viridor Ltd. Accessed May.09.2020.
  7. ^ "Investing In Waste & Energy Resources:", Nick Hanna, Harriman House, Jan.10.2011.
  8. ^ Pennon sells waste business Viridor to private equity firm KKR in £4.2bn deal. James Booth, City AM, Mar.18.2020.
  9. ^ Exeter-based utilities giant Pennon in agreement to sell Viridor. Charlotte Turner, DevonLive, Mar.18.2020.
  10. ^ South West Water to splash cash on more takeovers. Harry Worthington, The Times, Jun.05.2020.
  11. ^ Viridor joins with Grundon for West Sussex EfW. Let's Recycle, Sept.27.2019.
  12. ^ Grundon and Viridor announce new Energy from Waste facility proposals for West Sussex. Grundon Waste Management Ltd, Sept.27.2019.
  13. ^ Pennon and South Staffordshire Plc Group join forces. Press Release, Bournemouth Water Business, Nov.29.2016.
  14. ^ Runcorn Project Partners. Pennon Group plc. Accessed Oct.31.2019.
  15. ^ Runcorn 1 & 2 ERFs. Viridor Ltd. Accessed Oct.31.2019.
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  18. ^ UK’s largest EfW plant extends permitted capacity. Let's Recycle, Mar.20.2019.
  19. ^ Acquisition of Bournemouth Water from Sembcorp Holdings Ltd. London Stock Exchange, Apr.16.2015. Original archived on Apr.18.2015.
  20. ^ Pennon buys Bournemouth Water as floodgates open for more M&A. South West Water parent buys smaller rival from Singaporean investor after regulator signals it is more open to dealmaking. Ashley Armstrong, The Telegraph, Apr.16.2015.
  21. ^ Bournemouth Water Integration. Pennon Group plc. Original archived on Jun.22.2016.
  22. ^ Viridor has secured the purchase of Commercial Recycling Ltd's Waste Collection division. Commercial Recycling, Jun.10.2015.
  23. ^ Residual Waste Treatment Contract Signed. Pennon Group plc, Dec.10.2013.
  24. ^ Peterborough 30-year Residual Waste Treatment Contract signed. Pennon Group plc, Feb.01.2013.
  25. ^ 25 Year South London Residual Waste Treatment Contract signed. Pennon Group plc, Nov.06.2012.
  26. ^ Glasgow City Council Residual Waste Treatment Services Contract signed. Pennon Group plc, Jul.23.2012.
  27. ^ Pennon Group Annual Report and Accounts 2012. Pennon Group plc, Jun.28.2012. Original archived on Jun.05.2020.
  28. ^ JWS Churngold sold for £14m. Insider Media Ltd, Nov.18.2011.
  29. ^ Oxfordshire Residual Waste Treatment PPP Contract signed. Pennon Group plc, Mar.11.2011.
  30. ^ Residual waste treatment - how we did . Oxfordshire County Council. Accessed May.22.2019.
  31. ^ Viridor Acquires U.K. Recycler. Recycling Today, Dec.22.2010.
  32. ^ Viridor buys Norfolk recycling company for £16m. Let's Recycle, Nov.04.2010.
  33. ^ Viridor scales back Norfolk business. Let's Recycle, Oct.07.2014.
  34. ^ Reconomy (Holdings) Ltd. Financial Statements, Dec.31.2010, Companies House, Dec.31.2010.
  35. ^ Viridor adds to paper volumes in Reconomy deal. Let's Recycle, Jun.24.2010.
  36. ^ Plastic bottle recycling plant opens in Lancashire. Let's Recycle, Oct.26.2007.
  37. ^ Viridor acquires Lancashire plastics recycling firm for 8.1m. Let's Recycle, Jul.31.2009.
  38. ^ IRL predicts growth in UK plastics recycling. Unipack.Ru, Apr.07.2008.
  39. ^ History. London Recycling. Original archived on Jun.20.2006.
  40. ^ Pennon buys recycle firm for £23m. BBC News, Mar.25.2008.
  41. ^ Viridor buys Grosvenor Waste Management for 81m. Let's Recycle, Dec.05.2007.
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  43. ^ Waste firm's illegal exports fine. BBC News, Apr.05.2007.
  44. ^ Viridor acquires Kent-based waste firm. Let's Recycle, Feb.14.2007.
  45. ^ Greater Manchester PFI Waste Contract. Press Release, Pennon Group plc, Jan.26.2007.
  46. ^ Wyvern Waste acquired and Somerset PPP agreement. Pennon Group plc, May.13.2006.
  47. ^ Wyvern prepares for sale with appointment of advisors. Let's Recycle, Sept.02.2005.
  48. ^ Viridor buys Devon Waste Management for 7.5 million. Let's Recycle, Dec.10.2003.
  49. ^ 37MW Lakeside Waste to Energy Plant Achieves Zero Waste to Landfill. Ben Messenger, Waste Management World, Mar.24.2017.
  50. ^ The UK will burn more than half its rubbish as it doubles the number of incinerators over next 10 years. Tom Bawden, The iNews, Jan.10.2019.
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  53. ^ Viridor Waste Management acquires Mac-Glass Recycling. Let's Recycle, Nov.19.2004.
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  55. ^ Parkwood Holdings bought as Viridor continues on acquisition trail. Let's Recycle, Oct.25.2002.
  56. ^ Viridor buys Roseland. Let's Recycle, Jul.15.2002.
  57. ^ Viridor buys glass firm for 11.9m. Let's Recycle, Apr.09.2002.
  58. ^ Danaher Corporation announces completion of the acquisition of Viridor Instrumentation. Press Release, Danaher Corporation, Feb.04.2002.
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