Liberty Tire Recycling expands Gulf Coast operations
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Part of the Liberty tyre recycling operations
Liberty Tire Recycling, a portfolio company of I Squared Capital, has announced an expansion of its Gulf Coast operations through the acquisitions of All American Tire Recyclers, Colt Tire Recycling and Genan. The acquisitions enhance Liberty’s rubber recycling capacity, tyre collection and processing capabilities across Texas and Louisiana, strengthening its North American tyre recycling network.
Liberty is confident the three acquisitions strengthen its ability to provide integrated tyre collection, processing and recycled-material solutions throughout the Gulf Coast while increasing capacity to meet growing customer demand for sustainable end-of-life tyre management.
We have always been about bringing together proven partners who have built something that enhances Liberty, and All American, Colt and Genan do just that. We look forward to combining our expertise with their own success to provide customers across the Gulf Coast with expanded capabilities, stronger regional service and new opportunities for sustainable end-of-life tire management.
Thomas Womble, CEO of Liberty Tire Recycling
All American Tire Recyclers (AATR), based in Fort Worth, Texas, was founded in 2015 by Tom and Jodi Parker. The company recycles more than six million tyres annually and diverts over 22,000,000 kg of rubber from landfill, producing crumb rubber and other recycled materials for the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
Colt Tire Recycling, based in Louisiana, was founded by Kip and Sydney Vincent and is a leader in tyre collection in the state, as well as an innovator in the use of recycled rubber for civil engineering applications. According to Liberty, Colt’s operational excellence has made the company an essential part of the Gulf region’s recycling infrastructure.
Genan, a large state-of-the-art processing facility in Houston, is a leader in tyre recycling and recovery, with a focus on crumb rubber and micronised rubber. The company specialises in producing rubber granules for technically demanding applications, including flooring, automotive parts and asphalt. It also has patented technology for playground surfaces. Genan’s CEO and president, Thomas Boehme, will continue to lead the brand’s growth efforts in the US through a new role with Liberty.
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