Smart waste and recycling technology company Superfy, which is backed by serial entrepreneur Ronan Quinlan, has won a contract with the City of Melbourne to roll out 500 solar-powered compacting smart-bins. The contract will also see it manage 3,000 existing bins in the central business district, Southbank and riverside parks area of the city for five years after Superfy completed a successful pilot in Melbourne in 2025.  The win comes as Superfy prepares to raise its first external funding round of €2 million to accelerate its international expansion. The company was previously backed by Quinlan, best known for co-founding Taoglas,…

Want to continue reading?

Celebrate with us – 7 years of The Currency

Unlock full access to The Currency and The Wall Street Journal with an annual membership and receive a FREE Samsonite Spectrolite Briefcase – worth €175 delivered to your door.

Subscribe

Cancel at any time.

Are you already a member? .