Ginger DELEO has acquired Recovering, a pioneering engineering and consultancy firm specialising in the circular economy

The company has built up a network of recognised partners and has gained the trust of major clients such as Métropole du Grand Lyon, Plaine Commune Grand Paris, the ADEME, RTE, SUEZ and a number of environmental organisations. RECOVERING also plays an active role in regulatory training for PEMD assessments (Produits, Équipements, Matériaux et Déchets – Products, Equipment, Materials and Waste) and is involved in various industry associations and organisations (SEDDRE – Union of Deconstruction, Pollution Control and Recycling Companies, CAPEB – Confederation of Crafts and Small Building Companies, and ECOSYTEM – a company specialising in the reuse and recycling of electrical and electronic equipment).

The acquisition of RECOVERING is an opportunity for the Ginger Group and Ginger DELEO to strengthen their circular economy operations with 10 new employees, enabling them to expand across the country. This team will be able to draw on the experience of Ginger CEBTP’s building envelope materials and product analysis laboratories, as well as the expertise of the waste department, particularly in the reuse of excavated soil.

“We are delighted that RECOVERING is joining Ginger DELEO. It’s a great development that will allow us to offer a unique range of services, from sampling to material applications and construction site management, all in a sector that is essential for the future of our planet. This activity fits in perfectly with our values. This is an extremely valuable acquisition and one that meets the needs of our customers, as evidenced by the various joint projects and offerings that have been completed or that are currently being developed.” Frédéric Roux, CEO of Ginger DELEO.
Jean-Yves BURGY, Director of RECOVERING: “This is an important and relevant milestone for RECOVERING. I decided to join the Ginger Group in order to bring our expertise and experience to a major French engineering firm, where RECOVERING, through its circular economy division, will be able to retain its specific identity, expand its scope and draw on the strength of the Group to support its development. We have been working with the Ginger DELEO teams for a number of years. It is important that we complement each other to ensure the success of this new set-up. Together with its experts, RECOVERING will continue to provide its customers and partners with all its knowledge and experience.”

This move will allow Ginger DELEO to accelerate its growth in the circular economy, something that the company is strongly committed to. As a result, Ginger DELEO is set to exceed €13M in turnover and 100 employees by 2024, while strengthening its technical capabilities and human resources.