Thalia Waste Management

Thalia Waste Management was created as a re-brand of the AmeyCespa business - the treatment business left after the parent company Ferrovial sold the Amey Group. The business until recently was focused on four operational facilities[1].

Thalia Waste Management Reported Turnover

The following table summarises the turnover for the corporate entity as set out and extracted from Companies House[2]. Accounting approaches and financial years do not completely align across waste company pages (for FY ending March the year is shown as the previous year ie FY March 2025 is presented as 2024).

In some cases the main corporate entity has a range of subsidiaries and joint ventures that reflect historical funding, contractual and acquisition positions.

Company	Turnover 2024 (million GDP)	Turnover 2023 (million GDP)	Note on Source of Data/Corporate Entity Reference
Thalia	28	32	AWRP HOLDING COMPANY LIMITED (Financial year end December)
Thalia	20	21	THALIA MK SPV LIMITED Financial year end December)
Thalia	9	1	THALIA WASTE MANAGEMENT LIMITED (Financial year end December)
Thalia	69	65	THALIA WB ODC LIMITED (Financial year end December)
Total	126	119

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Ferrovial sold the waste collection business to Urbaser in 2021[3], which in turn was acquired by FCC in December 2023[4].
The Amey Group was sold in 2022 with the waste treatment business retained and branded Thalia Waste Management[5]
In April 2026 it was announced that Veolia would take over the contract for the Isle of White on a two year arrangement from Thalia Waste Management although at the time of writing this was not acknowledged by Thalia[6].
In May Suez announced the winning of a 10 year contract to operate and maintain Milton Keynes' Waste Recovery Park