Multi-stream recovery plant · eastern outskirts of Kinshasa

One input, four products, 90% of the material recovered.

TakaPlast turns 80 tonnes of plastic waste per day, in Kinshasa, into recycled pellets, PET flakes, industrial fuel and road pavers. Locally produced, with no import freight embedded.

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Diagram of the multi-stream plant: intake, sorting and processing into four product lines
From intake to the four output lines. Residues go to a contracted disposal channel. Illustration — not a contractual visual.
80.76 t/day
processing capacity, four streams · 29,477 t/yr under the committed floor scenario
Target at full capacity
≈ 90%
of incoming material recovered · 89.5% at the floor, 90.5% at target. The balance, 3,095 t/yr of residues, goes to a contracted disposal channel.
Target at full capacity
4
production lines operated on a single site, from start-up
12,159 tCO₂eq/yr
of emissions avoided at steady state
Life-cycle assessment being recalculated on floor-scenario volumes, PET line included

Mono-stream recycling operators already exist in Kinshasa. TakaPlast is the first to integrate four recovery streams on a single site.

Cheaper than imports, product by product

From −17% on road pavers to −46% on pellets, against your current purchase reference. Gaps exclude transport and laying.

The catalog

Four products, four streams

Why it’s structural

Our discount doesn’t depend on a subsidy

Our feedstock is collected in Kinshasa. An imported product, by contrast, embeds sea freight, port handling, transit and inland distribution before it even reaches the city. That gap is not commercial, it is structural: it isn’t negotiated, it’s observed. It is also why our price follows neither world virgin-resin prices nor freight rates.

TakaPlast’s impact is published as indicators, not as a narrative.
Life-cycle assessment being recalculated
Gold Standard certification targeted after start-up · impact is a section, not our central narrative.
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Industrial buyer? Secure your volumes before opening.

Qualified LOIs and pre-orders are served first, at catalogue price, from the day the plant opens.

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