Waste Connections, Inc. provides integrated non-hazardous waste collection, transfer and disposal services, plus recycling and E&P waste management, across the United States and Canada. Its customers include residential, commercial, municipal, industrial, and exploration-and-production (E&P) clients, and it operates an intermodal network in the Pacific Northwest. In 2024 the company reported revenue of $8.92 billion, with service-line revenue by category: Total collection $6,332,773 thousand (~71%), Landfill $1,557,872 thousand (~17.5%), Transfer $1,349,080 thousand (~15.1%), Recycling $241,873 thousand (~2.7%), E&P $521,504 thousand (~5.8%), Intermodal and other $191,887 thousand (~2.2%), and Intercompany $(1,275,398) thousand (−14.3%) to balance to total revenue of $8,919,591 thousand. Waste Connections completed 24 acquisitions in 2024, expanding in markets such as New York City and the Pacific Northwest. The business relies on a capital-intensive, asset-heavy model with long-lived assets (landfills, transfer stations, intermodal facilities) and a set of municipal contracts that can provide volume visibility and some pricing discipline, supporting a moderate moat. Source: Waste Connections 2024 Annual Report and Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements.
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Waste Connections, Inc. provides integrated non-hazardous waste collection, transfer and disposal services, plus recycling and E&P waste management, across the United States and Canada. Its customers include residential, commercial, municipal, industrial, and exploration-and-production (E&P) clients, and it operates an intermodal network in the Pacific Northwest. In 2024 the company reported revenue of $8.92 billion, with service-line revenue by category: Total collection $6,332,773 thousand (~71%), Landfill $1,557,872 thousand (~17.5%), Transfer $1,349,080 thousand (~15.1%), Recycling $241,873 thousand (~2.7%), E&P $521,504 thousand (~5.8%), Intermodal and other $191,887 thousand (~2.2%), and Intercompany $(1,275,398) thousand (−14.3%) to balance to total revenue of $8,919,591 thousand. Waste Connections completed 24 acquisitions in 2024, expanding in markets such as New York City and the Pacific Northwest. The business relies on a capital-intensive, asset-heavy model with long-lived assets (landfills, transfer stations, intermodal facilities) and a set of municipal contracts that can provide volume visibility and some pricing discipline, supporting a moderate moat. Source: Waste Connections 2024 Annual Report and Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements.
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Waste Connections, Inc. provides integrated non-hazardous waste collection, transfer and disposal services, plus recycling and E&P waste management, across the United States and Canada. Its customers include residential, commercial, municipal, industrial, and exploration-and-production (E&P) clients, and it operates an intermodal network in the Pacific Northwest. In 2024 the company reported revenue of $8.92 billion, with service-line revenue by category: Total collection $6,332,773 thousand (~71%), Landfill $1,557,872 thousand (~17.5%), Transfer $1,349,080 thousand (~15.1%), Recycling $241,873 thousand (~2.7%), E&P $521,504 thousand (~5.8%), Intermodal and other $191,887 thousand (~2.2%), and Intercompany $(1,275,398) thousand (−14.3%) to balance to total revenue of $8,919,591 thousand. Waste Connections completed 24 acquisitions in 2024, expanding in markets such as New York City and the Pacific Northwest. The business relies on a capital-intensive, asset-heavy model with long-lived assets (landfills, transfer stations, intermodal facilities) and a set of municipal contracts that can provide volume visibility and some pricing discipline, supporting a moderate moat. Source: Waste Connections 2024 Annual Report and Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements.