Veolia Boosts U.S. Environmental Security with Strong 2025 Results and Hazardous Waste Expansion
Event summary
- Veolia's 2025 revenue rose 2.8% to $50.11 billion, with EBITDA up 6.3% to $8.0 billion.
- North American revenue increased 3.6% to $3.6 billion, driven by Hazardous Waste and Regulated Water divisions.
- Veolia plans to acquire Clean Earth in 2026, doubling its hazardous waste footprint in the U.S.
- The company completed four hazardous waste acquisitions in 2025, expanding regional coverage and treatment capacity.
- Veolia opened a new hazardous waste incinerator in Gum Springs, Arkansas, and is growing its PFAS management capabilities.
The big picture
Veolia's strong 2025 results underscore the growing demand for environmental security services, particularly in hazardous waste management and regulated water solutions. The company's strategic acquisitions and expansions in North America position it to capitalize on mega-trends such as reshoring and industrial competitiveness. With a focus on locally-tailored solutions backed by global expertise, Veolia is well-positioned to serve clients across five continents, driving its GreenUp growth strategy forward.
What we're watching
- Acquisition Integration
- How Veolia will integrate Clean Earth and other recent acquisitions to enhance its hazardous waste capabilities and market reach.
- Regulatory Compliance
- Whether Veolia can sustain its growth amid increasing regulatory demands for environmental services in the U.S.
- Market Expansion
- The pace at which Veolia can expand its PFAS management and other critical environmental services in North America.
Related topics