Agilyx ASA

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Agilyx ASA is a publicly traded Norwegian company specializing in the development of chemical recycling technologies for plastic waste. The firm is known for its Styrenyx process, which breaks down polystyrene into styrene monomer that can be repolymerized into new products. As the parent company, Agilyx oversees operations including its arcLABS analytical laboratory, which has been qualified for advanced polymer recycling applications.

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The company is incorporated in Norway and listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange. It focuses on creating sustainable solutions for the plastics industry by transforming post-consumer and post-industrial plastic waste into valuable feedstocks. Agilyx's technologies are designed to complement existing recycling methods and help meet increasing regulatory and consumer demands for recycled content in plastics.

Headquartered in Oslo, the company engages in research, development, and commercialization of its recycling platforms. It collaborates with partners across the value chain, including waste management firms and chemical producers. In the broader industry, Agilyx is positioned as an innovator in advanced recycling, contributing to the transition towards a circular economy for plastics. The company aims to scale its solutions globally to reduce environmental impact from plastic pollution.

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Agilyx ASA in chemical industry news

5 November 2026
Agilyx’s GreenDot acquires 50% of Valorie (Léko) to expand European recycling platform

Deal includes an initial EUR 4m at closing plus conditional milestone payments, grants preferred feedstock access and EPR services, Léko had EUR 42m revenue in 2025; closed 5 Nov 2026.

26 August 2026
Agilyx arcLABS named preferred analytical lab for Advanced Polymer Recycling

Provides feedstock characterization, material validation and Certificates of Analysis to support quality, compliance and material-value programs across an expanding U.S. recycling network.