HOM Re builds three businesses — UK Waste-to-Energy, Green Energy, and Eco Hotels across Scotland and the wider UK — using one disciplined growth model. This page sets out how we build; for how growth is financed, see Investor Relation.
One growth engine, applied identically across all three sectors.
We buy existing, operating, permitted businesses from their founders — never greenfield, never speculative development.
Acquisitions are combined into a single operating platform per sector, sharing contracts, compliance and back-office discipline.
Platform EBITDA, contracts and ESG credentials are aggregated to qualify for institutional-grade recognition and re-rating.
A clean, negotiated sale to a strategic acquirer or institutional investor — not a public listing timeline or its execution risk.
Materials Recovery Facilities, Anaerobic Digestion operators, Energy-from-Waste and Construction & Demolition recyclers — every target an existing, operating business with Environmental Permits already in place.
Renewable and low-carbon energy generation and recovery, integrated with our waste platform and partly fed by our own green plantation programme — see below.
A growing portfolio of hospitality real estate targeting recognised green building certification (BREEAM/LEED-class), with an early focus on Scotland and expanding across the wider UK.
Our plantation programme is built around bamboo, cultivated using vertical plantation techniques that increase the volume of usable biomass grown per acre. It exists to do one job well: turn land into a steady, self-supplied feedstock for our Green Energy business.
Matures far faster than timber and converts efficiently into biomass fuel and construction material.
A planting method that raises usable biomass yield per acre, improving the economics of every hectare cultivated.
Chosen and managed for carbon sequestration and renewable feedstock supply at the same time.
Harvested biomass feeds directly into our Green Energy operations — one part of the business supplying another.
~£1.4–1.5bn a year redirected from producers to recyclers, converting variable income into contracted revenue.
220,000+ businesses must separate six waste streams by law; weekly food-waste collection mandated from March 2026.
~£48/tonne carbon cost hits residual-only competitors from 2028; integrated recyclers avoid it entirely.
Each platform is structured for a clean, negotiated exit — acquisition by a listed Indian corporation seeking UK green infrastructure exposure, or by institutional investors including infrastructure funds, sovereign wealth and family offices — at the sector's prevailing strategic multiples. This is a deliberate alternative to the timeline and execution risk of a public listing, not a fallback from one.
Instruments, protection tiers, deployment mechanics and target returns are set out in full on our Investor Relation page — kept to a single page by design.
The complete financial model, coverage analysis, security documentation and placement terms are available to qualifying investors under NDA.