About

An industrial operator, not an environmental project

TakaPlast builds and operates, in the eastern outskirts of Kinshasa, a multi-stream plastic waste recovery plant: 80.76 t/day in, four product lines out.

Mono-stream recycling operators already exist in Kinshasa — namely OK Plast and Clean Plast. TakaPlast is therefore not the city’s first recycler: it is its first integrated multi-stream operator, four recovery streams on a single site.

The model is industrial: near-free local feedstock, import-substituting products, margins sustainable without subsidy. Environmental and social impact is the consequence — measured and published, never oversold.

Vision 2026–2035, in brief
2026–2028
Build and stabilize: plant at nominal capacity, four qualified streams, profitable operations.
2029–2031
Densify: second line, tipping fees at scale, FOB export, monetized carbon certification.
2032–2035
Replicate: the multi-stream model duplicated in other cities of the region — same discipline, same public numbers.
Governance
Joël M’Bavu Oxybel
Founder & CEO
Carries the strategy, the raise and the company’s public voice.
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The CEO’s voice

“We speak plainly: numbers, evidence, owned trade-offs. If a product doesn’t exist yet, we write it. If a number is a projection, we label it. That is how you earn an industrial buyer’s trust — and keep it.”