Imog is a Belgium-based intermunicipal co-operation for waste treatment in the South-West-Flanders region. Established in 1969, the company manages integrated waste treatment for 11 municipalities and serves a population of 245,000 inhabitants. Imog operates two plants with distinct activities including a household waste incinerator, landfilling site, biomass center, solar panel plant, and 2 sorting centers. The company has also developed an extensive network of selective waste collection, comprising 16 civic amenity points, 300 glass containers, and various schemes for kerbside collection.
In addition to waste treatment, Imog provides a wide range of services to the municipalities, including communication services and, more recently, the introduction of sustainability officers. With a focus on the sustainability sector, the company aims to position itself as a critical player in promoting environmental responsibility.
Although there is no publicly disclosed information regarding the last investment or investors backing Imog, the company's operations and initiative reflect a commitment to addressing sustainable waste management solutions in the region.