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AWG Bassum Lifts Profit Despite Lower Residual Waste Volumes

AWG Bassum treated 8.4 per cent less waste in its RABA plant in 2025, yet gross profit rose by almost a tenth. Landfill volumes, meanwhile, climbed by a third to their highest level in seven years.

AWG Bassum Lifts Profit Despite Lower Residual Waste Volumes

Key Takeaways

  • Gross profit rose 9.4 per cent to 27.64 million euros. Net profit reached 142,801 euros after 2,086 euros in 2024.
  • RABA throughput fell 8.4 per cent to 87,645 tonnes, down from 95,681 tonnes.
  • Landfill volumes rose 33 per cent to 213,734 tonnes, the highest figure in the series starting in 2019.
  • Expenses from loss absorption increased fivefold to 2.86 million euros.
  • Cash and bank balances fell from 8.26 million euros to 0.20 million euros. Provisions account for around 70 per cent of the balance sheet total.

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