HOM Re Limited
HOM Re's green energy focus centres on the technologies that turn the United Kingdom's waste streams into materials, fuel and power — acquiring existing, permitted operators rather than building new capacity from the ground up.
Four complementary technologies, each addressing a different part of the UK's waste stream, form the acquisition universe for the platform.
Sort mixed household and commercial waste into clean material streams for recycling — the front door of the circular economy, and the direct beneficiary of new statutory producer fee income.
Already operating. Revenue-generating, with an established customer and contract base — not a development-stage proposition.
Permits in place. Environmental Permits already granted — HOM Re does not take permitting risk on investors' behalf.
£1m–£5m EBITDA. Founder-owned, small-to-medium scale, with genuine capacity to expand under new ownership.
Expandable capacity. Room to grow throughput and margin through the regulatory tailwinds below, not merely to hold share.
~£48/tonne carbon cost hits residual-only gate fees. Integrated recyclers that divert waste upstream avoid it entirely.
Moat, Not Risk
HOMRE Limited, a separately listed company in India, already runs a live biomass energy business — converting agricultural residue into high-density fuel pellets at commercial scale, alongside solar and metal recycling operations. Our UK strategy applies the same waste-to-value discipline to a new market.
Investor Relation sets out the full capital programme funding this sector, including the underwriting hurdle and instrument detail.
This page covers our green-mandated Green Energy sector only. For our separately funded conventional energy division, see Energy Markets.
