Company Overview

SusGlobal Energy Corp. is a waste-to-resource and environmental services company focused on the diversion of organic waste from landfills and the production of value-added byproducts. The company operates primarily within the environmental services, renewable resources, and sustainable materials industries. Its core activities center on processing organic waste into regenerative products intended for agricultural and soil enhancement uses.

The company’s primary revenue drivers have historically included tipping fees for organic waste processing and the sale of organic fertilizers and soil amendment products. SusGlobal serves municipal waste programs, food manufacturers, grocery chains, and agricultural end users. Its strategic positioning emphasizes circular economy principles, landfill diversion, and regulatory-driven demand for sustainable waste management solutions. SusGlobal Energy Corp. was founded in 2014 and became publicly listed in the United States, expanding its operations through the development of owned processing facilities in Canada and the United States. Public disclosures indicate periods of operational expansion followed by financial restructuring challenges; certain aspects of its recent operating status are subject to ongoing legal and financial proceedings, with some data inconclusive based on available public sources.

Business Operations

SusGlobal’s business operations have centered on organic waste processing and resource recovery, primarily conducted through controlled composting and treatment technologies. The company’s operations are organized around owned facilities that accept source-separated organic waste and convert it into marketable end products, including organic fertilizers and soil blends. Revenue has been generated through a combination of long-term waste supply agreements, municipal contracts, and downstream product sales.

Operations have included both domestic and cross-border activities, with assets and facilities located in Canada and the United States. Key operating entities have included SusGlobal Energy Belleville Ltd., which has held and operated a large-scale organic waste processing facility in Ontario. Public filings and court records indicate that certain facilities have experienced operational suspensions and creditor protection proceedings, and the continuity of specific assets has varied over time. Data inconclusive based on available public sources regarding the current utilization level of all facilities.

Strategic Position & Investments

SusGlobal’s stated strategic direction has focused on scaling waste diversion capacity, expanding fertilizer production, and leveraging regulatory mandates that restrict landfill disposal of organic waste. Growth initiatives disclosed in prior SEC filings included the development of additional processing facilities and the pursuit of long-term municipal and commercial waste contracts to stabilize input volumes.

The company has invested primarily in owned infrastructure rather than a diversified portfolio of external equity investments. Notable capital allocation has been directed toward facility construction, environmental permitting, and processing technology. Public disclosures reflect limited acquisition activity, with growth largely pursued through organic expansion. Emerging areas of interest have included renewable inputs for agriculture and environmentally compliant waste solutions, though the commercial maturity of these initiatives remains uncertain based on publicly available information.

Geographic Footprint

SusGlobal Energy Corp. maintains a geographic footprint concentrated in North America, with corporate activities and assets historically spanning Canada and the United States. Its operational presence has been strongest in Ontario, Canada, where it has owned and developed large-scale organic waste processing infrastructure serving regional municipalities and commercial waste generators.

In the United States, the company has maintained corporate registration and capital market access, along with development-stage initiatives intended to support cross-border growth. While the company has articulated ambitions for broader international influence within regulated waste diversion markets, publicly verified operations have remained limited to North America. The extent of current operational activity in each region is partially unclear due to restructuring and legal proceedings.

Leadership & Governance

SusGlobal Energy Corp. was founded by Marc Hazout, who has played a central role in shaping the company’s strategy around sustainability-driven waste management and circular economy principles. Leadership has emphasized environmental compliance, long-term municipal partnerships, and asset ownership as core elements of the company’s vision.

Key executives disclosed in public filings include:

• Marc Hazout – Founder, Chief Executive Officer
• William Glaser – Chief Financial Officer
• Peter Gross – Director
• Daniel Greenberg – Director

The board and executive team are responsible for overseeing corporate governance, capital allocation, and regulatory compliance. Governance practices have been influenced by the company’s status as a publicly traded entity and by restructuring processes disclosed in regulatory and court filings.