On top of the current sale process for Lafarge’s gypsum business in Australia, Lafarge has launched the sale of its European gypsum business in a move that could raise at least €1bn ($1.45bn) as the indebted cement group tries to slash its €16bn debt burden through asset disposals. The French building materials producer, the world’s
REGYP now offers plasterboard waste recycling services in Queensland. REGYP now accepts "clean" plasterboard and gyprock waste from new construction sites and interior fitout projects in the greater Brisbane area. REGYP offers skip bins and truck pickups services for the collection of CLEAN plasterboard waste for recycling. REGYP QLD diverts waste plasterboard from landfill by
The Group has also announced an investment of circa $80 million in its Melbourne plasterboard plant. Once commissioned, the plant will have sufficient installed capacity to service growth in the southern states of Australia. This investment is expected to return in excess of the cost of capital. To support the future growth of its core
REGYP providing better waste management solutions for commercial, construction and manufacturing industries. The current waste levy in the Sydney metro area is $58.80 per tonne and will increase by $10 per tonne on 1st July 2010 taking the levy to $68.50 plus CPI increases. The current waste levy in the Melbourne metro area is $9.00
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ReGyp offers waste disposal points, skip bin collection and truck pick-up services for the collection of Plasterboard and Gyprock waste from your building and construction sites. Disposal Points: If you have trucks suitable to carry the waste to our recycling sites, then you can arrange to tip the waste for recycling. Please call for the
ReGyp has trialed various methods of recycling fibre cement board (FCR). ReGyp is continuing to develop this equipment and end uses for the recycled products. Fibre cement products are a mixture of cellulose fibre, cement, ground sand and water. Fibre cement products are used extensively in renovations, commercial buildings and in the construction of new
ReGyp has been contracted by Lafarge Plasterboard Matraville for plasterboard waste services and supply of recycled gypsum for reuse in their manufacturing process. ReGyp's services compliment the site waste and recycling services offered through Pioneer Waste. You have visited the REGYP News Room, for more info please visit the full REGYP website www.regyp.com.au , or
Did you know that both the owner of the waste and the transporter are legally responsible for proving the waste was transported to a lawful place? The owner of the waste and the transporter are each guilty of an offence when waste is transported to a place that cannot lawfully be used as a waste
In deciding which gypsum to buy, the main points to consider are: the total cost of supply and application of gypsum, expressed on the basis of pure CaSO4.2H20 (Regyp - 90%+ pure), how quickly the gypsum dissolves in water (Regyp - up to four faster), how easily and evenly it spreads (Regyp - up to 30%
