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Jaime Martín Juez, refining and chemicals executive director at Repsol, with Jorge Ramis (far left) and Juan Manuel Erum (far right), founding partners of Acteco

Repsol buys stake in Spanish waste management firm

Repsol has become a strategic shareholder in waste management firm Acteco, a company that it has collaborated with since 2018. By acquiring a 27 per cent stake in the Spanish business, Repsol believes that it is securing access to plastics waste and circularity across its own products. Following Repsol’s entry, Acteco will double its plastics…

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