Acquiring Company
TPG
Acquired Company
Waste Eliminator and Liberty Waste Solutions
Description
TPG has acquired Waste Eliminator and Liberty Waste Solutions to create a combined company led by CEO Rich Kang. This merger aims to enhance waste management capabilities in the Southeast, focusing on growth and infrastructure. Both companies bring strong local operations and a fleet of vehicles to support their services. TPG plans to boost waste diversion efforts through improved recycling and composting.
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Who acquired Waste Eliminator and Liberty Waste Solutions?
Waste Eliminator and Liberty Waste Solutions was acquired by TPG, based in Somerville. The deal was reported on September 11, 2026. Form Energy is developing a new class of cost-effective, multi-day energy storage systems that will enable a reliable and fully-renewable electric grid year-round. TPG is publicly traded (TPG) and operates in Real Estate.
When did TPG acquire Waste Eliminator and Liberty Waste Solutions?
TPG's acquisition of Waste Eliminator and Liberty Waste Solutions was reported on September 11, 2026. TPG has acquired Waste Eliminator and Liberty Waste Solutions to create a combined company led by CEO Rich Kang. This merger aims to enhance waste management capabilities in the Southeast, focusing on growth and infrastructure. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Waste Eliminator and Liberty Waste Solutions do?
Waste Eliminator and Liberty Waste Solutions provide waste and recycling services. They operate across Georgia and the Carolinas. The companies have a unified leadership team focusing on efficient waste management. It is privately held, operating in Environmental Consulting, and is based in Raleigh.
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