From Waste to Worth: TroCymru joins the M-SParc ecosystem

We’re excited to welcome TroCymru as the latest Virtual Tenant to join the M-SParc ecosystem.

Founded by Andrew Craig, following nearly 30 years in the construction industry, TroCymru is a circular economy and carbon intelligence business transforming how construction materials are tracked, reused and measured. Based in Caernarfon, the company works with councils, housing providers and construction partners across North Wales to reduce waste, improve material accountability and generate measurable environmental and social impact through better data and circular economy solutions.

Andrew Craig and Olwen Davies (M-SParc)
At TroCymru, we intercept materials that would normally go into skips — things like kitchens, timber and bricks. I track them, reuse them, and measure the carbon and social value created. In simple terms, I stop good materials being thrown away and prove their value.

Andrew Craig, TroCymru

TroCymru is also working alongside researchers at Bangor University’s BioComposites Centre to develop data-driven systems that help councils and housing providers better understand and evidence their environmental impact.

What Andrew is doing with TroCymru is exactly the kind of innovative thinking that can genuinely transform an industry. He’s not just recycling materials — he’s building a system that gives organisations real, measurable evidence of their environmental impact.

Professor Graham Ormondroyd, Bangor University

By joining M-SParc as a Virtual Tenant, TroCymru will gain access to a range of business support designed to help innovative companies grow — including practical support with finance and funding applications, bid development, investment opportunities, collaboration networks, and connections across north Wales’ innovation ecosystem.

TroCymru is exactly the kind of ambitious, impact-driven business we love to support at M-SParc. They’re tackling a major environmental challenge with a practical, data-driven approach that has huge potential for the construction sector in Wales and beyond. Through the M-SParc ecosystem, we’re looking forward to supporting their growth with access to finance and investment opportunities, bid support, and connections that help innovative businesses scale.

Olwen Davies, M-SParc’s Contracts and Commercial Manager

The collaboration between TroCymru and Bangor University’s BioComposites Centre has received £5,000 through the UK Government’s Shared Prosperity Fund.

Discover what TroCymru can do for you at trocymru.co.uk.

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Tom used to work at the KFC in his hometown of Colwyn Bay before it mysteriously burned down. He then spent several years “on the lam” in East Germany, where he worked as an animator in Berlin. When the wall fell, Tom came home.

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