A modular industrial facility that converts end-of-life tyres into high-value commodities for global markets. Designed for continuous operation, predictable output, and scalable replication.
The factory processes uniform tyre granulate into three primary outputs:
Used in rubber and plastics
Used in refining and chemical industries
Used internally to power the plant
Built for steady-state industrial production — not pilot-scale experimentation.
The RETYRA factory uses a controlled thermochemical process:
Tyre granulate is prepared for uniform input
Material is processed in an oxygen-free environment
Outputs are separated into oil, carbon, and gas
Syngas is reused to power the system
Continuous, not batch-based production
Standardised process units
Known CapEx and OpEx before investment
Redundancy in critical systems
Technology sourced from established suppliers
This removes technology risk and ensures predictable operations.
Modular reactor systems
Standardised infrastructure
Scalable capacity per site
Replicable across locations
Allows rapid deployment in new regions with minimal redesign.
The factory operates within a secured industrial system — not as a standalone unit.
Through established collection systems
Into global commodity markets
With regional industry and logistics
This ensures both input and output flows are in place before operation begins.
At full capacity, a single factory delivers:
Significant reduction in emissions from tyre incineration
Substitution of fossil-based raw materials
Local production reducing transport emissions
Net energy efficiency through internal gas reuse
reduced per year
A typical factory follows a structured build cycle:
Site preparation, permits, procurement
Construction and installation
Commissioning and ramp-up
Full production
The RETYRA factory is not a pilot or demonstration. It is a commercial industrial asset.
A converter of waste into industrial commodities
A standardised unit for scalable deployment
A cash-flow generating industrial operation
The RETYRA Factory