Waste management business Biffa’s share price surged on Tuesday after it agreed to a £1.3 billion takeover from US-based Energy Capital Partners (ECP). The deal values Biffa shares at 410p ...

A Biffa bin lorry caught ablaze while doing its rounds in Norwich this morning. The fire started in the back of the vehicle at about 7.40am in Munnings Road. It is understood that it was caused by ...

The company has raised action over a decision made by Scottish ministers to delay the introduction of the deposit return ...

Biffa’s enterprise value in the sale was around £2.1 billion and its covenant basis net debt was £578.8 million according to its last annual report, in August.

Biffa has kept on the acquisition trail under his management, buying eight companies in the past 15 months, and Wakelin believes the consolidation of Britain’s waste management sector will continue.

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Biffa delivered Yates about seven CDs full of music. The director’s initial suggestion to Biffa was to find an old soul song, and artists ranging from Radiohead to Queens of the Stone Age to ...

Biffa, which employs more than 10,000 people and which provides household waste services to two million households and thousands of businesses across the country, said the approach came from the ...

Biffa Waste Services was convicted of sending more than 1,000 tonnes of waste collected from private homes, labelled as paper, to Asia.

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Biffa, a waste management company in High Wycombe, United Kingdom, has announced the acquisition of the collections business and certain recycling assets of U.K.-based Viridor Waste Management Ltd.

Biffa, a large waste management provider based in the U.K., has opened a new 27.5 million pounds ($35.8 million) state-of-the-art polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottle recycling facility in Seaham, ...