PROMIC, a renowned feed company based in Les Masies de Voltregà, Spain, has established a thriving partnership with Komptech, a global leader in innovative waste processing solutions. PROMIC are running a Komptech Terminator for more than 70,000 working hours – an astonishing number.

For the LAV Erdenwerk company in Germany, smooth screen drum changes are of the essence. LAV has made a name for itself as a producer of special substrates, and often has to change screening grades several times a day for the different substrate requirements.

Agriculture and turf markets find Humalfa’s superior quality soil amendments essential to boosting crop yields and revenues while also replenishing the soil for long-term environmental benefits.

With Opitz GmbH, Komptech has a new capable and experienced Service Partner in the northeast of Germany.

June is Pride Month in many countries. Pride means appreciating one’s own talents and uniqueness. At Komptech, we too think that diversity should be appreciated.

Each year, UK company Severn Trent Green Power (STGP) turns half a million tonnes of organic waste into green energy. That’s enough to power 50,000 homes. For three years now, the machines have been green too.

At the Institute of Waste Management and Circularity (ABF-BOKU) a motivated team under the leadership of Professor Marion Huber-Humer teaches and researches on innovative concepts and processes for sustainable waste management and a circular economy.

At RecyclingAKTIV from April 27 to 29, Komptech will be presenting many different products and solutions live on-site. Our employees will be available for discussions with interested parties. We look forward to welcoming you to our booth!

The second issue of Opportunity Magazine is out now! This time the topic of biogenic waste is in the focus and is treated in its most diverse facets.

“Every time I look at a map there are new regions we can supply. We’re already active in over 80 countries,” says Ewald Konrad, Sales Director at Komptech, not without pride and gratitude. “Without reliable local partners we never could have reached this global presence.”

Stefan Lengel is an industry pioneer. Inheriting an agricultural operation in 1988, he became one of the first in Austria to set up a plant for composting organic waste and green cuttings.

The Rhein-Main Deponie GmbH (RMD) is located in the middle of Germany, between Wiesbaden and Frankfurt. This municipal utility specializes in using organic waste, and is the largest producer of renewably generated energy in the region.