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Recycleye Parters with eolos

Recycleye and eolos formalise their partnership! The agreement merges eolos’ proven expertise and experience in sales & project management and operational set-up & delivery, with Recycleye’s cutting edge technological capabilities. The relationship will bring both firms one step closer to their ultimate objective of accelerating the world’s transition to circular economy.

“Working with RECYCLEYE has been very exciting. Their products and systems will significantly improve sorting capabilities, i.e. helping to reduce the waste that goes into landfill. Supporting their growth is the first concrete step for us to contribute to the decentralisation we expect in the waste management industry”

Pierre-Yves Cohen, CEO eolos

“After a few initial meetings it rapidly became clear that partnering with eolos was a no-brainer – their experience of project delivery and far reaching network will enable Recycleye to deliver faster and at a significantly larger scale. We look forward to working with the eolos team for many years to come!”

Victor Dewulf, CEO Recycleye

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