Möbius Industries is a developing company focused on building a circular economy through automated demanufacturing. Its systems use robotics and artificial intelligence to recover reusable raw materials from waste for industrial manufacturers, offering an alternative to traditional mining.
Close the Loop GroupFounded in Melbourne in 2001 as a toner-cartridge recycling business, Close the Loop Group now develops circular solutions that recover materials, refurbish IT assets and produce sustainable packaging. Its distinctive collect-to-create model turns difficult waste streams into usable outputs such as TonerPlas® road additive and rFlex® recycled materials, with operations spanning Australia, the Americas and EMEA. The company holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications and operates under a zero-waste-to-landfill approach.KUNKLETOWN, PA
ArduroArduro uses a patented, proprietary chemical devulcanization process to turn end-of-life tires and industrial rubber waste back into usable raw materials, including recovered carbon black. Its Louisville, Kentucky R&D team grew from a university research project on aging elastomers, leading to a full technology patent in 2016. The company is developing demonstration and commercial-scale facilities for a circular rubber manufacturing system.BALA CYNWYD, PA
DOWA HOLDINGS CO., LTDFounded at Akita’s Kosaka mine in 1884, DOWA Holdings combines nonferrous-metal production with high-value materials manufacturing, waste treatment, and recycling. Its distinctive recycling-oriented model links metal recovery with resource circulation, while its products support automobiles, electronic devices, and other modern industries. The group now spans about 100 companies, with 11,577 consolidated employees and 71 plants and waste-treatment facilities as of March 2026.New York, NY
North Shore RubberNorth Shore Rubber re-engineers waste streams into elastomers and custom polymer compounds for industrial applications. Its Closed Loop Management Service takes customer waste, develops a suitable scrap-derived polymer, and returns it for use in new products, while North Shore Technologies develops compounds designed to preserve performance while incorporating waste material.AKRON, OH