Darling International, (AMEX:DAR), which recycles byproducts from restaurant cooking oil and from the animal processing industries, anticipates its stock will begin trading on the NY Stock Exchange by the end of October. It will continue to trade under the symbol “DAR.”
“Listing on the New York Stock Exchange is another significant milestone for our company,” said Randall Stuewe, Darling International chairman and CEO. “We believe that this move will benefit our stockholders by increasing visibility among investors and analysts.”
The Irving, Texas-based company is a food processing byproducts recycling company. It recycles used restaurant cooking oil and byproducts from the beef, pork and poultry processing industries into useable products such as tallow, feed-grade fats, meat and bone meal, and hides. It also provides grease trap collection services and sells equipment to restaurants.
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