Rubicon Enters Nationwide Technology Agreement with Japanese Transportation Conglomerate, Odakyu
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Rubicon Enters Nationwide Technology Agreement with Japanese Transportation Conglomerate, Odakyu

Waste and recycling software leader expands position in the high-growth Japanese market

Lexington, Kentucky, Feb. 08, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rubicon Technologies, LLC ("Rubicon" or the "Company"), a digital marketplace for waste and recycling and provider of innovative software-based solutions for businesses and governments worldwide, today announced that its targeted pilot with Odakyu Electric Railway Co., Ltd. ("Odakyu"), a leading transportation, retail, and real estate company in Japan, has successfully transitioned into a long-term, nationwide technology licensing agreement focused on supporting the Japanese waste and recycling industry as it moves towards a more integrated circular economy.

"We are thrilled to be transitioning into a long-term product partnership with Odakyu," said Nate Morris, Founder and CEO of Rubicon. "We believe the Japanese market offers high growth potential to Rubicon and our mission to end waste, and this partnership is proof of the value of Rubicon's suite of technology solutions both in the United States, and around the world."

Operating in Japan since 1948, Odakyu is committed to working collaboratively with Japanese municipalities and industry leaders to identify and solve the local and global challenges of waste. For the past three years, Rubicon's suite of technology solutions has been helping local communities in Japan improve operational efficiency and reduce waste incineration while creating shared value. This new long-term, nationwide agreement will continue to allow Odakyu to deploy Rubicon's technology in order to promote sustainable waste solutions across Japan. In its current form, the partnership is primarily focused on helping city governments implement environmental and circular economy practices.

"After a very successful pilot of Rubicon's technology suite in Japan, we are extremely excited to expand and extend our agreement with Odakyu," said Renaud de Viel Castel, Chief Operating Officer and Head of Global Expansion at Rubicon. "As the Japanese waste and recycling industry redoubles its commitment to sustainable practices, we are proud to support those efforts and look forward to a long and productive working relationship with our partners in Japan."

Waste is a global challenge and a global opportunity. Rubicon partners with businesses and governments around the world to advance its mission through zero-waste, landfill diversion, and smart city solutions. The Company's various cloud-based offerings help waste collection companies digitize their operations, while equipping municipalities and businesses of all sizes to adopt a fully digital model in service of initiating or growing their waste and recycling management capabilities.