DocumentCode
1662873
Title
New Trend of Corporate Strategies of Waste Management Business
Author
Kurosaka, Shunsuke ; Nagasawa, Shin´ya
Author_Institution
Graduate School of Waseda University, E-mail: kurosaka@suou.waseda.jp
fYear
2005
Firstpage
699
Lastpage
702
Abstract
Environment-related businesses will keep growing as a promising industry according to government estimates, but illegal disposal is still occurring due to malignant companies dumping. In this paper, a new trend of waste management business will be considered based on an interview survey that was held between six waste management companies in Japan. These waste management businesses mainly consist of small and medium-sized companies, and it has been said that very few companies are recognized for following regulations. Most companies, which are engaged in waste management, are not necessarily thinking of business. However, according to the interview survey, it can be seen that small and medium-sized companies are making great efforts to improve the nature of the industry for the future. From these results, the improvement in reliability of the industry is expected, as well as vertical integration, alliance and M&A of these businesses based on the capital obtained by offering stock to the general public. It seems that stopping illegal disposal will be difficult unless a formidable waste management company is created. It is preferable to start networking, developing a franchise of companies, and amalgamating waste management business integration first, so that a large-scale waste management company, like the Waste Management Inc. in the United States, may appear in Japan.
Keywords
Environment-related business; M&A; big enterprise; vertical integration; waste management; Cleaning; Companies; Environmental management; Law; Legal factors; Manufacturing industries; Permission; Qualifications; Soil pollution; Waste management; Environment-related business; M&A; big enterprise; vertical integration; waste management;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Environmentally Conscious Design and Inverse Manufacturing, 2005. Eco Design 2005. Fourth International Symposium on
Print_ISBN
1-4244-0081-3
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ECODIM.2005.1619326
Filename
1619326
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