Director retirement
31 August 2026
Director retirement
Simon Herbert has advised that he has decided to step down as a director on the WasteCo
Group Limited board, representing Empire Waste Technology Limited which has a $15 million
second ranking secured convertible note. Sean Joyce continues as a director representing
Empire Waste Technology.
Simon is currently residing in Europe for the majority of this year. Simon Herbert: “It has been a
privilege to serve on this board. I remain fully behind the WasteCo turnaround plan and the
company's success.”
Contact:
Sean Joyce
Chair
M: +64 21 865 704
E: sean@corporate-counsel.co.nz
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