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Séché Environnement: Strong Activity in Q1 2021 Recovery contrasted internationally Regulatory News: Séché Environnement (Paris:SCHP): In Q1 2021, the Group confirmed its return to a good level of activity in its main regions, with a solid increase in revenues at constant scope and exchange rates compared to the same period in 2020 that preceded the health crisis. In particular, France posted strong growth (+8%), while International, except Latin America, confirmed its activities were returning to levels close to pre-crisis levels in most geographical regions. This good start to the year...

February 1 2021 / Modified on February 1 2021 The French group Séché Environnement, specialised in the treatment of household and industrial waste, has just acquired Spill Tech. The company based in Durban (South Africa) treats hazardous waste for industrial clients. Séché Environnement is strengthening its position in South Africa. Through its local subsidiary Séché South Africa Proprietary, the French group has just acquired Spill Tech, a company based in Durban in the South African p...

Séché Environnement: Séché to Strengthen Its Positions in South Africa With the Acquisition of Spill Tech Séché Environnement (Paris:SCHP) announces the signature of an agreement for the acquisition of Spill Tech 1, a leader in environmental emergency and decontamination services in South Africa. Spill Tech will complement the environmental services currently offered by the Group to its industrial customers in Southern Africa. Spill Tech specializes in hazardous spill response and offers high value-added services for industrial cleaning, site decontamination, marine decontamination and ...

Maintenance workers' bodies recovered from sewage pit at V&A Waterfront 06 January 2021 - 10:36 The bodies of two maintenance workers were recovered from a sewage pit behind a hotel at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town on Tuesday. File photo. Image: Gallo The bodies of two maintenance workers were recovered from a sewage pit behind a hotel at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town on Tuesday night. City of Cape Town fire and rescue services spokesperson Jermaine Carelse said they were alerted at about 6.18pm that two maintenance workers were in the pit at East Pier Road. Rescu...