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Find out where your technology can compete in the Middle East and India.

We spend our time in the market, meeting recycling, industrial and construction companies across the UAE, the wider Gulf and India. We help you see where your technology creates real value, and build the relationships to act on it.

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A growing market is only the first question.

Recycling and circularity are gaining momentum in the Middle East. More and more, recycling is seen as a commercial opportunity as well as an environmental necessity, and there is real value still being lost in waste streams. The region is also highly competitive. Buyers here have access to technology and equipment from all over the world. A growing market does not mean there is room for every solution.

“So the question for a European company is where your technology creates enough extra value to justify the investment.”
01

Is there real demand?

Who has the problem you solve, how big it is, and who pays for solving it.

02

Can you win on value?

How your offer compares with what buyers can already get, on performance and lifetime cost.

03

Who do you need to know?

The buyers, operators, contractors and partners who decide whether a deal happens.

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United Arab Emirates

Our base. Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi.

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Saudi Arabia & wider Gulf

Large industrial, infrastructure and construction projects.

03

India

Manufacturing scale and large material flows.

We are in the room: at the expos, business council evenings and site visits, listening to the people who actually work in the industry.

1

Conversation

A short call about your technology, your references and what you want from the region.

2

Market read

We test your offer against what we hear in the market and tell you honestly where it stands.

3

Meetings and representation

If there is a case, we open doors, represent you locally and help the relationships grow into business.

Dubai, UAE

“At Recycling Expo Middle East in Dubai, one topic kept coming up: recycling is more and more being understood not only as an environmental necessity, but as a commercial opportunity. What I liked was how practical the conversations were. People were discussing real problems, technologies, investments and opportunities.”

Mia Rantamäki, Co-Founder
Mia Rantamäki

Mia Rantamäki

Co-Founder

Mia focuses on recycling, circular economy and industrial technologies, building on her background in the Nordic metals and recycling industry. She spends her time in the market: at expos, industry events and meetings with the companies doing the work.

Aimo Taskinen

Aimo Taskinen

Co-Founder & Managing Director

Aimo leads the commercial side: sales, market development and the systems that keep a pipeline moving. Before Redwood he founded and ran a software company and was a partner in a marketing firm in Finland.

Start with an honest answer.

Six questions on your technology, your markets and your advantage. You get a straight read on where you stand and a sensible next step.