The recycling business from County Tyrone designs and delivers recycling plants that process, separate and recover waste in a range of sectors. It said that its UK-designed technology aims to help clients deal more sustainably with construction waste, dry mixed recyclables, municipal solid waste and much more.
The company received a £350,000 export insurance package from UKEF which means that it can now deliver new contracts in Saudi Arabia – where Kiverco has seen high demand from the waste sector.
The company has 300 recycling plants in the UK and over 400 sites globally – across Europe, the US, Australia, New Zealand and the Middle East.
Elizabeth McCrory MBE, export finance manager (Northern Ireland) for UKEF, said: “Our export insurance offer can make a big difference to businesses looking to deliver ambitious overseas contracts – it offers a level of assurance that can help exporters to focus on delivering extraordinary work which grows their business.
“Kiverco is a great example of a company realising its potential through international trade: the kind of company which will be key in the UK’s efforts to promote sustainable exports that help our economy grow more and waste less.”
John Irwin, managing director at Kiverco, added: “Kiverco has been delivering innovative, bespoke recycling plant for over 30 years and is UK market leader in the C&D sector. The Kiverco brand promises recycling plant that delivers high levels of material separation purity, uptime and a long productive life.
“Kiverco growth strategy will only be delivered by expanding export markets. Partnering with UK Export Finance has already proven to be extremely beneficial in helping secure orders and Kiverco will continue to take advantage of the wide range of support available from UKEF to facilitate continued export growth.”
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