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Republic Services
RSG · NYSEIndustrials — Environmental Services
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Company details
Market cap
~$64B
P/E ratio
~31×
Div yield
~1.1%
Adj. EPS (2025)
$7.02
EBITDA margin
32%
Rev. growth
+3.5%
Revenue (2025)
$16.6B
Adj. free cash flow
$2.4B
In plain English
Republic Services is the second-largest waste company in the US: a fleet of garbage and recycling trucks, a national network of landfills, transfer stations and recycling plants, and — after buying US Ecology — a hazardous-waste and environmental-services arm. It collects, hauls, sorts and buries the country's trash on sticky, recurring contracts, and is unusually owned: Bill Gates' Cascade Investment is its largest shareholder with roughly a third of the company.
In simple terms
What Republic Services really sells
Republic Services is the second-largest waste company in the US: a fleet of garbage and recycling trucks, a national network of landfills, transfer stations and recycling plants, and — after buying US Ecology — a hazardous-waste and environmental-services arm. It collects, hauls, sorts and buries the country's trash on sticky, recurring contracts, and is unusually owned: Bill Gates' Cascade Investment is its largest shareholder with roughly a third of the company.
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