According to Perpetual Next, the future is perpetual. And to ensure that climate change does not throw a spanner in the works, the company is working on solutions to the energy problem in a circular way. Using its own production facilities and technologies, Perpetual Next converts local, organic waste streams into renewable energy, raw materials, semi-finished products and end products. For example, food scraps transform into biogas and waste wood turns into bio-coal. By 2021, Perpetual Next is also planting 1 million trees to store CO₂ to ensure raw materials for the next generation.
Perpetual Next was founded in 2019 as part of Momentum Capital, a Dutch investment company and founder of several international companies with a combined value of approximately 475 million. In less than two years, Perpetual Next owns a portfolio of European production sites, including in Estonia and the western English town of Ellesmere Port. In addition to production, the company also offers trading and supply activities for organic raw materials and renewable value streams.
Currently, Perpetual Next operates in the Netherlands, Great Britain, Germany, Poland and Estonia. But to become European market leader by 2030, there is still plenty of work to be done. The coming years will therefore be marked by further professionalization and accelerated growth through the construction and acquisition of production facilities with related trading and delivery activities. The Finance & Control Manager will ensure that the growth of Perpetual Next takes place in a controlled manner.