TroCymru is a pioneering circular-economy and regenerative-materials venture based in Gwynedd, dedicated to transforming construction waste into community value, local jobs and low-carbon building products. Operating through TroCymru CIC and TroCymru Ltd, we recover reusable materials from local authorities, housing associations, merchants and SMEs, preventing valuable resources from entering landfill. TroCymru also develops new eco-material innovations through collaboration with Bangor University’s Biocomposites Centre, supporting Wales’ transition to regenerative construction. Alongside material recovery, we deliver skills, training, and community-based projects that create long-term social and environmental impact. Our mission is to build a resilient, transparent, Welsh-led circular supply chain.
What encouraged you to become a member of ASBP? TroCymru joined ASBP to align with an organisation that shares our commitment to regenerative, low-carbon and responsible construction. As a new Welsh circular economy venture, we see ASBP as the leading voice in sustainable materials, innovation, and industry collaboration. Membership gives us access to technical expertise, best practice, and a community of organisations pioneering change across the built environment. It also supports our ambition to develop a transparent, Welsh-led reuse and regenerative materials supply chain, and to contribute to national conversations around circularity, carbon reduction, and social value. ASBP’s values, mission and network strongly match TroCymru’s purpose.