News Articles for Cleanaway Waste Management

ASX-listed Cleanaway Waste Management has announced its FY26 earnings guidance will remain, along with flagging a desire to adopt a leaner business model.

Perth fund manager Viburnum and its partners have inked a $377 million deal to sell a portfolio company to ASX-listed waste management major Cleanaway.

More than $1.6 billion is being invested in waste treatment projects in WA, but it may not be enough to improve the state's poor track record.

With several projects under way, the state also needs to develop markets for its recycled products in pursuit of a circular economy.

A new owner is reshaping the long-running coffee roastery, with multiple acquisitions and an environmentally focused packaging company.

More of Western Australia's recycling will be processed locally after the state and federal governments announced they would help fund nine recycling projects across WA.

From October 1, Western Australians will be able to exchange their used bottles for cash, but how will the scheme operate?

Western Australia's first refund point operators for the federal government's container deposit scheme have been chosen, with 145 refund locations made available in the state.

A fire at a Cleanaway-owned waste management facility in Kwinana, operated by its subsidiary Tox Free Solutions, has been contained after emitting dangerous smoke and disrupting access to neighbouring businesses this morning.

Cleanaway says it will rebuild its fire-damaged recycling facility northeast of Perth.

Dr Richard Hopkins has resigned as chief executive of PharmAust to pursue a senior corporate position in another company.

The directors of Osborne Park-based Tox Free Solutions have decided to cash-in on 17 years of successful national growth by accepting a friendly $671 million takeover offer from waste management competitor Cleanaway.

Cleanaway has opened a $20 million materials recovery facility (MRF) in South Guildford, which it claims is the most advanced recycling plant in the Southern Hemisphere.

Waste management companies in Perth are enjoying more demand for their services, but face continuing challenges finding markets.

Precast concrete manufacturer PERMAcast has recruited former Bis Industries boss Chris Berkefeld as its new chairman, following the retirement of founding director Grey Egerton-Warburton.