Enva
Enva is a diversified waste business in the UK and Ireland that has grown through acquisition with a focus on WEEE, Hazardous Waste, C&D Wastes, and waste collection and recycling[1].
Enva Reported Turnover
The following table summarises the turnover for the corporate entity as set out and extracted from Companies House[2]. Accounting approaches and financial years do not completely align across waste company pages (for FY ending March the year is shown as the previous year ie FY March 2025 is presented as 2024).
In some cases the main corporate entity has a range of subsidiaries and joint ventures that reflect historical funding, contractual and acquisition positions.
Company | Turnover 2024 (million GDP) | Turnover 2023 (million GDP) | Note on Source of Data/Corporate Entity Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
Enva | 390 | 304 | ENVA GROUP HOLDINGS LIMITED (Financial year end March) |
History
- Enva was born out of the acquisition by Exponent Private Equity and others of the Environment Division of DCC Plc in June 2017[3].
- In 2018 the business acquired Hadfield (a wood recycling business) in England[3] and GP Green Recycling in Scotland[4]
- Further acquisitions occurred in 2018 and 2019 focused in hazardous and special waste businesses, and SRA Recycling (a battery recycling business) in 2020[5]
- In 2023 Shore Recycling, Envirocom and WEEE Solutions were acquired[6] which developed a strong prescence in the WEEE market
Enva Entities Listed on WikiWaste
Companies house list 51 subsidiaries of the Enva group at March 2025[2]. The folowing entities are referred to in WikiWaste
- Enva Battery Recycling Ltd
- Enva Holdings Ltd
- Enva Organics Recycling Ltd
- Enva Timber Recycling Ltd
- Enva Scotland Ltd
