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Stericycle
Stericycle is a asset manager; the Altss profile covers its classification, headquarters, registration, AUM band, and key contacts for private-markets...
Stericycle
Stericycle is a company based in Lake Forest, United States, established in 1989. It has secured $7.1 million in total funding.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
Frequently asked questions
Is Stericycle structured as a family office or an investment vehicle?
No — Stericycle is an operating company that provides medical waste disposal and document shredding services. It was publicly traded until its October 2024 acquisition by GFL Environmental. The company does not operate a family office or investment arm (per public SEC filings).
How does Stericycle generate revenue?
Stericycle generates recurring revenue through service contracts with hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and corporate clients. Its revenue streams include medical waste pickup and treatment, pharmaceutical returns processing, and confidential document destruction. As of December 2023, annual revenue was $2.8 billion (per the firm's 2023 10-K).
Who owned Stericycle before the GFL acquisition?
Stericycle was publicly traded on the Nasdaq under ticker SRCL. The largest institutional shareholders included Vanguard Group, BlackRock, and State Street as of December 2023 (per the firm's 2023 proxy statement). No single family or individual controlled a majority stake.
What sectors does Stericycle operate in?
Stericycle operates in regulated waste management and business services. Its three core sectors are healthcare waste disposal, pharmaceutical returns and compliance, and information destruction (document shredding). These sectors are governed by federal and state environmental regulations.
Does Stericycle have any investment or venture capital activity?
Stericycle's SEC filings and public communications do not describe any investment or venture capital activity. The company does not maintain an internal family office, venture fund, or partnership investing in external companies. Its business model is service-based, not asset management.
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