The 10-year financing provides the co-funding component for a project that is also supported by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR).
“The project developed by Constructii Erbasu is a clear example of large-scale circular economy, transforming construction waste into resources that re-enter the economic cycle,” said Felix Daniliuc, Executive Director of SMEs at BRD Groupe Société Générale.
The plant was built on a plot of land covering over 12,000 square meters and includes the recycling hall, material processing platforms, storage areas, and the infrastructure needed for water management and the operation of the entire production flow.
The facility can process over 450,000 tons of construction and demolition waste annually. The largest share, approximately 410,000 tons, consists of concrete and asphalt, while another 40,000 tons come from materials such as wood, plastic, cardboard, paper, rock wool, foil, polystyrene, and metals. The plant also includes a separate glass recycling line with a capacity of at least 1,200 tons per year.
The investment features state-of-the-art equipment, electrical machinery, IoT technologies, automated monitoring systems, and an ERP platform, which is set to digitalize and automate over 70% of the operational workflow. Additionally, the factory will be equipped with more than 560 photovoltaic panels and systems for rainwater reuse, dust emission reduction, and energy efficiency optimization.
The materials obtained from the recycling process will include recycled crushed concrete, recycled asphalt, crushed glass, metals, and RDF-type alternative fuel. A portion of these materials will be reused in the operations of the Erbasu group.