Trinity Capital Inc., a leading alternative asset manager, announced the commitment of equipment financing to Sortera Technologies, Inc. (“Sortera”), an innovative material sorting company with an upcycling platform powered by artificial intelligence, data analytics, and advanced sensors.
“Sortera is transforming the way metal recycling supports domestic manufacturing,” said Ryan Little, Senior Managing Director of Equipment Finance at Trinity Capital. “Their AI-driven technology not only delivers high-quality alloys at a lower cost but also advances sustainability by reducing waste and extending the life of high-demand industrial materials. We are excited to partner with the Sortera team during this stage of growth.”
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Headquartered in Markle, Indiana, Sortera leverages its patented artificial intelligence technology to sort complex materials at an industrial scale to meet the demand for high-quality upcycled materials from large-scale manufacturers. The company’s automated sorting facilities enable efficient alloy separation at significantly lower costs, turning scrap metal into valuable feedstock. By analyzing a wide range of data points—including size, shape, texture, and alloy composition—Sortera ensures consistent, precise classification of metals, extending their usable life and reducing environmental waste.
“Sortera has established itself as a key player in the $1 trillion metals and recycling markets, fundamentally changing the U.S. landscape with our cutting-edge AI technology,” said Curt Sacks, CFO of Sortera Technologies “We see tremendous opportunity ahead. Strategic partnerships, such as relationships with Trinity, will be instrumental in our next phase of accelerated growth, as we expand our national footprint with more sortation facilities to serve diverse industries.”
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