Veolia

$3bn Clean Earth acquisition strengthens Veolia’s US hazardous-waste position with high synergy potential

24/11/25 -"Veolia strengthens its US position with the $3.0bn (€2.6bn) acquisition of Clean Earth from Enviri, valuing the business at 9.8× 2026 EBITDA—a fair price in our view. The deal elevates Veolia to ..."

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