We’re a fast growing business with a purpose.
We enhance the natural properties of wood to make high performance and sustainable building products that are extremely durable and stable, opening new opportunities for the built environment.
By doing so, we give the world a choice to build sustainably.
We enhance fast-growing, certified sustainably-grown wood into a non-toxic building material with characteristics that match or better those of man-made, intensely resource depleting and highly carbon-polluting alternatives.
Our products are stable, durable and sustainable, with best in class performance that helps us lead the way in the growing modified wood market.
There is a growing need to move towards renewable resources and sustainable materials in all areas of modern life. We provide the market with a product that’s not only desirable for its own qualities, but which helps solve a growing problem.
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Commercial operation expected mid 2024
Our Board and Senior Management team are highly committed and experienced, with varied backgrounds including from the wood, chemical, operations, marketing and finance industries.
Our proprietary process and modular plant design can be expanded and replicated as we work to meet demand by increasing our production capacity.
We transform fast-growing, FSC® certified wood into a building material with better characteristics than man-made, intensely resource depleting and heavily carbon-polluting alternatives.
Accsys has today announced its preliminary results for the year ended 31st March 2024 (FY24). You can read the announcement in full here.
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Accsys and Reddish Joinery have made a generous contribution of Accoya wood for the upgrade of a vibrant community herb garden located in Heaton Moor, Greater Manchester.
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In a trading update Accsys has today announced that Accoya USA has begun commissioning on its newly constructed plant in Kingsport, Tennessee (owned 60:40 by Accsys and Eastman Chemical Company in joint venture) in line with the previously announced project ...
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