Hybar, an Arkansas-based scrap metal recycling company, has raised USD 700 million in debt and equity financing, with the equity component led by TPG Rise Climate and Global Principal Partners.
The company expects to use USD 470 million to construct the rebar mill for scrap metal recycling and the remainder to start up and operate it, as well as pay debt service costs during construction.
The rebar mill is being built in Northeast Arkansas on a 1,300-acre greenfield site and is expected to take 22 months to construct. The company plans to produce 630,000 tons of recycled rebar annually for use in major infrastructure projects, including those supported by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and the Inflation Reduction Act.
Hybar is a scrap metal-recycling and steel manufacturing company that claims to run on 100% renewable energy, limiting greenhouse gas emissions. Hybar also has a special rate power contract with Entergy Arkansas, which allows Hybar to purchase power to supplement the adjacent solar generation when needed.
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