Updated
Updated · Waste Dive · Jul 13
E360s Enters U.S. Market With Marcotte Disposal Deal as Revenue Nears C$1 Billion
Updated
Updated · Waste Dive · Jul 13

E360s Enters U.S. Market With Marcotte Disposal Deal as Revenue Nears C$1 Billion

3 articles · Updated · Waste Dive · Jul 13

Summary

  • Marcotte Disposal gives Canada-based E360s its first U.S. foothold, adding waste collection operations in Michigan and Southwestern Ontario.
  • The deal advances a long-delayed U.S. expansion plan that CEO Donato Ardellini has said aims to make E360s either the No. 1 player or No. 2 behind a public rival.
  • Transco Recycling in the Sarnia region was acquired alongside Marcotte, and E360s also bought waste assets in Alberta and Quebec in June as it accelerates M&A.
  • BlackRock-backed E360s, founded in 2018, now serves more than 800,000 customers across Canada and was generating close to C$1 billion in revenue as of 2025.

Insights

Is BlackRock’s investment fueling a traditional waste giant or a future leader in the circular economy?
With regulations easing cross-border waste flow, what are the hidden environmental risks of this market consolidation?
As waste giants expand across borders, will this M&A frenzy ultimately help or hurt local consumers?