CP Group, a designer and manufacturer of advanced material recovery facilities (MRFs), has acquired a majority stake in Recycleye to enhance AI-driven sorting capabilities
The acquisition enables MRF operators to increase material recovery rates, improve sorting purity, and generate valuable operational data
Recycleye's AI technology complements CP Group's existing automated sorting solutions for the waste and recycling industry
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