Marquise Ambiental is once again participating as an exhibitor at Bahia Oil & Gas Energy 2025, one of the leading events in the sector, taking place from today through May 30 at the Salvador Convention Center (BA), Brazil.

In addition to its operations in urban solid waste management, Marquise Ambiental is also a benchmark in the industrial segment, having processed 194,000 tons of industrial waste in 2023.

Specifically in Bahia, the company operates the CTR Bahia facility, located in São Sebastião do Passé, which serves the entire state and neighboring regions.

CTR Bahia is licensed to receive, treat, and transform industrial and healthcare waste, offering services such as co-processing, composting, effluent treatment, and final disposal in industrial landfills.

The company operates across the entire waste management chain—from collection to final disposal—focused on waste valorization and its transformation into raw material for reuse.

“Marquise Ambiental specializes in turning waste into sustainable solutions, ensuring proper disposal and reuse across different production sectors. Our commitment is to apply engineering and innovation to add value to what was once discarded, with environmental responsibility and presence in various regions of the country,” said Paulo Studart, Operations Director at Marquise Ambiental.

About Marquise Ambiental

With 40 years of experience, Marquise Ambiental is one of the largest environmental services and solutions companies in Brazil. It operates in 11 cities, serves a population of 22.1 million people, collects around 4.9 million tons of waste per year, and treats 5.7 million tons annually.

About Grupo Marquise

Operating nationwide, Grupo Marquise is active in the infrastructure, environmental, real estate, and shopping center sectors. With nearly 50 years in the market, it ranks among the 20 largest construction companies in Brazil and is a leader in waste management, treatment, and transformation. The group is also expanding its investments in the real estate sector, bringing its development arm to São Paulo.