Investment platform Agilyx ASA completed its strategic realignment in the first half of 2026. This includes increasing its stake in GreenDot Global („Der Grüne Punkt“) to 50.1 per cent, the previously announced restructuring of Cyclyx, the withdrawal from all US-based joint ventures, and the significant reduction of senior liabilities.
Already in April 2026, Agilyx increased its stake in GreenDot Global, better known as Der Grüne Punkt, to 50.1 per cent. This consolidation has had a significant impact on Agilyx's financial results. The company's revenue rose to 85.1 million euros, while EBITDA stood at -1.9 million euros due to losses at the Agilyx level. Nevertheless, Der Grüne Punkt made a positive contribution of 2.7 million euros. The net profit for the year of 9.7 million euros reflects book gains from various acquisitions and restructurings.
In the first half of 2026, Der Grüne Punkt itself generated revenue of 229 million euros, which corresponds to a five percent increase compared to the previous year. The result includes the acquisitions of Forplast in Italy and the RG Group in France. The most recent acquisition of Anviplas in Spain is expected to show positive operational impacts from 2027.
Strategic realign
CEO Ranjeet Bhatia stresses that the first half of 2026 marks a turning point for Agilyx. The company has strategically realigned itself to focus on a profitable and growing European recycling platform. This realignment includes simplifying the business structure and strengthening the balance sheet. With Der Grüne Punkt as a central component of the strategy, Agilyx aims for profitable growth and the creation of long-term value for shareholders.
Financial position and outlook
As of 30 June 2026, Agilyx had cash and cash equivalents of €54.5 million, whilst net interest-bearing debt stood at €88.1 million. For the full year 2026, Der Grüne Punkt is expected to generate EBITDA of €19 million. This forecast takes into account the acquisition and restructuring costs of Anviplas.
Due to the increased product quality, higher capacities and favourable regulatory frameworks, all three acquisitions in the field of mechanical recycling are expected to contribute significantly to growth from 2027 onwards.
Agilyx ASA is a global investment platform in the field of plastics recycling, with access to large volumes of waste plastics and advanced sorting and recycling infrastructure in several European countries. Through ArcLabs and the company's proprietary chemical recycling technology Styrenyx, it offers innovative solutions for converting plastic waste into valuable raw materials.
Source: Agilyx
