A-Route's eco-friendly new business is expected to gain momentum. On the 27th, A-Route's recycling-specialized subsidiary announced that it has received a business plan approval notification for a comprehensive waste recycling project in South Korea.


Following the receipt of this approval notification, A-Route's subsidiary plans to begin infrastructure construction work, including the full-scale groundbreaking of the factory and equipment procurement. According to the company, all preparations will be completed by the first half of next year at the latest, and business operations will commence.


Typically, establishing waste treatment facilities requires going through a very stringent local government licensing process. Industry insiders anticipate that this comprehensive waste recycling project will further enhance A-Route's corporate value.


A company representative stated, "Although the daily average domestic waste output has exceeded 500,000 tons, the need for recycling has increased due to landfill shortages and opposition to the construction of new incineration plants. On the other hand, strict local ordinances and site establishment requirements make it difficult for new companies to enter the market nationwide."


He added, "Receiving this approval notification is a very encouraging result. In addition to stable sales from future business operations, there will be additional benefits such as an increase in the value of non-current assets, expanding the scale of assets."



Meanwhile, in March of this year, A-Route significantly amended its articles of incorporation to include eco-friendly initiatives aimed at securing new growth engines. To promote a high value-added waste resource recycling business, A-Route established a separate subsidiary in August and signed a land purchase contract in the same month.


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