OAKMONT Corp has placed a decisive investment of $11.51 million in Waste Connections, a business services provider specializing in waste management. The new stake, detailed in a recent 13F filing, showcases a strategic move by an institutional investor in a sector focused on essential services.
Color-coded bins and clear signage are quickly becoming a hallmark of responsible businesses. By rethinking how they handle waste, companies can lower recycling costs, reduce confusion, and show consumers they take sustainability seriously.
Centurion Wealth Management LLC acquired 999 shares of Waste Management, Inc., valued at around $229,000. The firm’s move, disclosed in a recent SEC filing, comes at a time when several hedge funds are adjusting their holdings in the waste services sector.
Insight Wealth Strategies LLC has reduced its position in Waste Management by 9.2% during the second quarter. The firm sold 1,067 shares, bringing its total to 10,588, according to its most recent SEC filing.
Residents in Mahoning Township have been slipping trash into yard waste bags, prompting supervisors to take serious action. They warn that legal steps are on the horizon for violators unwilling to follow proper disposal practices.
On October 18, Indianola residents can bring a single truckload of electronics and scrap appliances to the city’s Brush Facility. This fall cleanup has no curbside pick-up, ensuring a direct and efficient disposal process for large or outdated items.
Lawmakers in Concord have once again concluded their session without making progress on changes to landfill regulation and siting. Undeterred by the legislative gridlock, activists continue their push for environmental reform.
