Overview

E-waste is the fastest growing waste stream worldwide, with 53.6 million tons of e-waste been recorded in year 2019, alone. Only 8% - 9% of WEEE products are being recycled in Sri Lanka. There is high concern over what happens to the remaining waste. Lack of reliable data in this regard leads to the assumption that this waste is being stockpiled and dumped in land areas.

We have a transparent and obsolete recycling process for the following products:

• CRT monitors and televisions
• LCD/ LED/ CFT monitors & TFT televisions
• Computers and related accessories
• Photocopiers
• CDs, DVDs, and cassettes
• Bluetooth devices
• Video games systems and related controllers
• All types of industrial and consumer equipment
• Memory chips and drives
• PP plastics
• Industrial switches
• Small appliances like blenders, toasters, and microwaves
• All types of wires and cables
• Network products
• Hybrid cars and rechargeable batteries
• Radios, speakers, and amplifiers, and related devices
• Media players including IPods and MP3 players
• Mobile phones & digital cameras
• Large electrical appliances including fridges and freezers
• Commercial and industrial electronic equipment