A new investment vehicle in the plastics to oil field is considering a bid for the former Anglesey Aluminium site after the collapse of Orthios.
Orthios had built a materials recycling facility (MRF) and was in the process of developing a Plastics-to-Oil (P-2-O) unit at the Holyhead site - creating jobs and winning praise from Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Ynys Mon MP Virginia Crosbie.
But the company went into administration in March - with up to 100 workers losing their jobs and local firms potentially left out of pocket. The site and facilities were placed on the market last month.
