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- Antony Waste Handling Cell Limited engages primarily in municipal solid waste (MSW) management services across India. The company’s core offerings include comprehensive MSW collection and transportation services through a large fleet of vehicles; waste processing and treatment services such as sorting, segregation, compost production, recycling, refuse-derived fuel (RDF) generation, and bio-waste remediation; integrated waste management facility design, construction, operation, and maintenance; municipal hygiene solutions including deep cleaning and pest control services; power sweeping of roads; and construction and demolition (C&D) waste management. It serves municipal corporations and other bulk waste generators across key urban centers including Maharashtra, Delhi, and South India. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Thane, Maharashtra, Antony Waste is part of the Antony Group, which also has interests in manufacturing specialized vehicles and other ancillary automotive products for waste management.
Recent developments include significant expansion in waste-to-energy (WtE) projects, with two major 15 MW WtE projects awarded in Andhra Pradesh, valued at approximately INR 3,200 crore under 20-year concession agreements. The company is progressing with operational ramp-up of these projects alongside ongoing municipal contracts that have driven 16% year-on-year revenue growth as of Q2 FY26. It also achieved meaningful increases in its waste processing volumes and RDF sales, supporting its strategic focus on circular economy solutions and sustainability. In 2024, Antony Waste rationalized its corporate structure through scheme mergers of wholly owned subsidiaries into its material subsidiary to unlock operational synergies. Moreover, the company launched construction and debris waste processing projects in Mumbai and increased power sales in Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC). Commercial operations commenced at a biomining site operated under a new contract, reflecting broad diversification within urban environmental services. The company continues to focus on cost optimization, margin expansion, and asset utilization to sustain profitability and expand its project pipeline across India’s growing municipal and environmental infrastructure sectors.