Arcadis NV is a Netherlands-based global design, engineering, and consultancy firm focused on natural and built assets. Headquartered in Amsterdam, the company operates across infrastructure, water, environment, and buildings, providing multidisciplinary services from strategy and planning through design, implementation, and operations advisory. Arcadis is publicly listed on Euronext Amsterdam.
For the chemical and process industries, Arcadis delivers environmental and sustainability consulting; site investigation, risk assessment, and remediation (including emerging contaminants); EHS compliance and permitting; process safety and risk management; due diligence for transactions; and decommissioning and brownfield redevelopment. The company also supports water and wastewater treatment planning, air emissions management, waste minimization, and resource efficiency, alongside digital and data solutions for asset performance and regulatory reporting. Arcadis works with clients to address regulatory requirements, manage legacy liabilities, and improve resilience and sustainability across complex industrial assets and supply chains.
chemXplore tracks 3 projects involving Arcadis, of which 2 are active.
Arcadis's role on them: FEED, PMC / Owner's engineer, and Pre-FEED / FEL study.
1 new construction and 1 expansion.
Contractors and licensors are recorded on all 2 of them For subscribers
Targeting: Polypropylene (1)
Revenue $4.5M; first P&G resin deliveries; PureFive approved as post‑consumer recycled content in New Jersey; Ironton compounding online; liquidity $236.9M.
Class-A automotive bumper prototype uses 30% recycled polypropylene; technical details to be presented at Startup Autobahn Expo; aligns with upcoming EU ELV recycled-content mandates.
Will build a 59,000 t/yr PureFive® polypropylene recycling plant in Port of Antwerp-Bruges (ASTRA PP), using P&G dissolution tech; targets 85% GHG reduction and EU regulatory compliance
PureFive™ resin meets EU standards, enabling sales in Europe. Demand grows as PureCycle plans a facility in Belgium by 2028. Current production in Ohio supports diverse applications.
The new plant in Antwerp-Bruges' NextGen District will recycle 59,000 metric tons of polypropylene annually, with potential expansion. Construction starts post-permitting in 2024, creating 65-70 jobs.
A 35-tons-per-day green hydrogen plant will be built at Port of Antwerp-Bruges, producing 12,500 tons annually. Construction starts in late 2023, with production by late 2024 and commissioning in 2025.
The investment will boost membrane and filtration manufacturing, create 370 jobs by 2027, and support novel therapies, vaccines, and diagnostics, aligning with sustainability goals.
