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Trades about 14% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
EnviTec Biogas AG is actively involved in the development and operation of biogas and biomethane facilities across numerous international markets, including Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, Czechia, France, Denmark, the United States, China, and Greece. The company's operations are segmented into three primary divisions: Plant Construction, Services, and Operation. EnviTec provides a comprehensive suite of services related to biogas plants, encompassing initial design, complete turnkey construction, system upgrades, specialized biological and technical support, and ongoing plant and operational management. Furthermore, the company generates electricity, heat, and gas from its own network of biogas installations. EnviTec Biogas AG was established in 2002 and maintains its corporate headquarters in Lohne, Germany.
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