Repak Corporate Governance
The Repak board operates to the highest standards of governance, in line with The Repak Constitution; Approval from the Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment (DCCAE); and the Terms of Reference for the Committees of the Board. You can find out more about these corporate governance instruments in our Annual Reports. Our directors, officers and employees, practice and uphold values that guide the company in serving its many stakeholders.
Corporate Structure
The authorised share capital of Repak comprises ten ordinary shares issued to nominee companies who hold the shares under a bare trust agreement on behalf of Repak Members, the beneficial owners of the shares.
Learn moreRepak Board Elections
Elections to appoint directors to the Repak board are held every four years and all Repak Members are entitled to vote. Elected directors are appointed for a period of four years and may seek re-election. No director may hold office for more than eight years.
Learn moreAnnual General Meeting
Repak’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) is held in June each year at Repak’s Office in Ballymount, Dublin 22. All Repak Members are invited to attend. Annual Reports for the last five years can be viewed in our Reports section.
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Repak board members
Our Board includes 6 Repak Member representatives, elected by Repak Members. View our current Board Members using the button below.
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All NewsThe news was announced this morning by Repak, Ireland’s only government-approved packaging recycling compliance scheme, at the launch of its 2019 Annual Report. The title of this year’s report ‘Backing our Future’ is reflective of the strategic realignment made by Repak in 2019 to ensure it is best positioned to achieve all future EU packaging recycling targets.
In the last few months, the people of Ireland have demonstrated the power of working together to achieve a common goal more than ever. While the Irish public’s teamwork has been evident since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, what perhaps many may not realise is how effective the nation has been, coming together to protect Ireland’s environment and improving their recycling behaviours. Repak has seen that recycling rates are up and contamination in the recycling bins are down.
Over one hundred of Ireland’s industry leaders will this year divert a total of 16,100 tonnes of plastic packaging waste from the Irish market according to the findings of a report conducted by Repak on the plastic recycling behaviour of its Plastic Pledge initiative membership.
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