DERICHEBOURG Environnement in the news

Volkswagen and Derichebourg Environnement launched a campaign to promote the recycling of end-of-life vehicles, emphasizing environmental responsibility and legal obligations in France.

Derichebourg Environnement's Carros site processes 100,000 tonnes of waste annually, recycling materials for industrial use and providing comprehensive waste management services.

Derichebourg Environnement launched a €25 million advanced e-scrap recycling plant near Paris, focusing on refrigerators, boilers, and water heaters with strong environmental benefits.

Derichebourg Environnement opened a new recycling platform in Île-de-France with advanced technology to treat hot water tanks and electronic waste, reducing CO2 emissions and promoting circular economy.

Derichebourg Environnement invested €25 million in a new Île-de-France facility to recycle 30,000 tonnes annually of refrigerators and water heaters.

Derichebourg Environnement opened a €25 million advanced recycling facility in France to process electronic waste and reduce harmful emissions.

Derichebourg Environnement opened a high-tech recycling facility in France to process electronic waste, including hot water tanks, reducing harmful emissions.

Derichebourg Environnement opened a new recycling platform in Île-de-France for electrical waste, including a pioneering line for hot water tank recycling that reduces CO2 emissions and supports circular economy goals.

Derichebourg Environnement opened a new recycling platform in Île-de-France with advanced technology to treat hot water tanks and electronic waste, reducing harmful emissions and supporting circular economy.

Derichebourg reduced its 2025 EBITDA target from 350 million to around 300-310 million euros due to economic challenges and US trade agreement limits.

Derichebourg lowered its 2025 EBITDA target due to delayed US-EU trade benefits and ongoing economic challenges, while continuing selective investments and share buybacks.

Thomas and Boris Derichebourg, brothers, jointly lead the Derichebourg group, with Thomas managing environmental services including metal recycling and waste collection, and Boris overseeing multiservices, all under their father's strategic guidance.

European Commission officials toured metal recycling sites including Derichebourg Environnement's aluminum refinery producing recycled aluminum ingots for automotive use.

Derichebourg Environnement's Carros site processes large volumes of waste and vehicles, recycling materials to support industrial reuse and the circular economy.

Derichebourg Environnement partnered with Volkswagen Group France to recycle end-of-life vehicles and support circular economy goals.

Volkswagen Group France partnered with Derichebourg Environnement to integrate 105 recycling centers into its ELV network, boosting circular economy goals and recycled material supply.

Derichebourg reported a 14.1% rise in current EBITDA to 162.1 million euros and expects controlled investments and steady revenue for fiscal 2024-2025.

AFM Recyclage, part of Derichebourg Environnement, launched a site in Mayenne paying people to recycle old metals.

Derichebourg and LG Energy Solution are investing 35 million euros to build a pilot plant in Val-d'Oise for recycling 20,000 tonnes of electric vehicle batteries annually.

Derichebourg and LG Energy Solutions will build a lithium battery recycling plant in France to process used and scrap batteries, producing valuable metal concentrates for further recycling.