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Hera: subsidiary Marche Multiservizi acquires 70% of Macero Maceratese in the waste management area

Thanks to the new acquisition, the subsidiary of the Hera group expects, when fully operational, an increase of 10% in turnover and 5% in EBITDA

Hera: subsidiary Marche Multiservizi acquires 70% of Macero Maceratese in the waste management area

Ivy continues the road ofM&A and seeks to consolidate its positioning in the environmental sector. The environmental services multi-utility, with the subsidiary Multiservice brands, acquired 70% of the Iesari family Macero Macerata, historic local company operating since 1969 in the field of waste management products from local industries, with a clientele mainly located in the province of Macerata and partly in the remaining provinces of the Marche region, as well as in the contiguous regions of Abruzzo and Umbria.

This acquisition follows the operations already concluded in recent years by the Group: from the Tuscan Waste Recycling, Teseco and Pistoia Ambiente, to the Treviso-based Geo Nova and Aliplast, the Friuli-based Recycla up to the Vallortigara Group from Vicenza and the 31% stake in the Marche-based SEA.

Hera acquires Macero Maceratese: comments from Tomaso Tommasi di Vignano and Mauro Tiviroli

"The entry into our Group of this reality from Macerata and the synergies of the new platforms with the current plant equipment will increase the capillarity of proximity solutions in the territories, improving the efficiency and quality of services to local businesses with positive returns on the territories served and benefits cheap for customers” – he commented Tomaso Tommasi of Vignano, executive chairman of Hera.

"Marche Multiservizi will be able to make a complete service available to local companies in the provinces of Macerata, Ascoli and Fermo and Pesaro and Urbino, in particular for the collection, transport and disposal of special hazardous and non-hazardous waste" - he added Mauro Tiviroli, CEO of Marche Multiservizi.

Furthermore, according to a note, the Group's subsidiary "expects, when fully operational, an increase of 10% in turnover and 5% in gross operating margin, with an overall benefit for all stakeholders in the managed area".

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