E-Waste Recycling & Management
Every discarded laptop, server and handset holds recoverable gold, copper and rare earths. We extract them responsibly - so the earth doesn't have to be dug up again.
The Challenge
India generates over 1.7 million tonnes of electronic waste annually, yet less than a third reaches a formal recycling channel. The rest ends up in landfills, informal dismantling yards, or acid-leaching operations that poison groundwater and soil.
Advait Green Recycling bridges that gap. As a GPCB-authorised recycler, we process end-of-life electronics through our mechanised facility at Mahesana, Gujarat - recovering valuable metals and materials while ensuring hazardous fractions never reach the environment.
Our processing line includes manual de-manufacturing bays, a primary shredder, magnetic and eddy-current separators, and density-based sorting systems. Recoverable metals - copper, aluminium, steel, gold, silver and palladium - are extracted and returned to the secondary raw material market.
GPCB Authorised Facility
Vamaj, Mahesana - Gujarat
E-Know
India generates over 1.7 million tonnes of e-waste annually, yet less than a third reaches formal recycling - the rest poisons communities and ecosystems through soil and groundwater contamination.
5–7 million tonnes of e-waste are generated globally each year. Developed nations often export electronic waste to countries like India, fuelling an informal recycling industry that endangers workers.
India's IT sector is growing at over 25% annually, driving rapid hardware obsolescence. Metro cities contribute 65% of total e-waste, yet formal recycling infrastructure remains limited.
Follow Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Buy electronics based on need. Never hand devices to informal scrap dealers - use authorised recycling channels for safe, legal disposal.
Establish a formal e-waste policy. Partner with authorised recyclers like Advait Green for compliant disposal. Conduct regular audits and employee awareness programmes.
One tonne of circuit boards yields more gold than 17 tonnes of mined ore. Systematic recovery of metals, plastics and rare earths reduces mining pressure and returns value to industry.
India generates over 1.7 million tonnes of e-waste annually, yet less than a third reaches formal recycling - the rest poisons communities and ecosystems through soil and groundwater contamination.
5–7 million tonnes of e-waste are generated globally each year. Developed nations often export electronic waste to countries like India, fuelling an informal recycling industry that endangers workers.
India's IT sector is growing at over 25% annually, driving rapid hardware obsolescence. Metro cities contribute 65% of total e-waste, yet formal recycling infrastructure remains limited.
One tonne of circuit boards yields more gold than 17 tonnes of mined ore. Systematic recovery of metals, plastics and rare earths reduces mining pressure and returns value to industry.
Establish a formal e-waste policy. Partner with authorised recyclers like Advait Green for compliant disposal. Conduct regular audits and employee awareness programmes.
Follow Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Buy electronics based on need. Never hand devices to informal scrap dealers - use authorised recycling channels for safe, legal disposal.
Accepted Categories
Desktops, laptops, workstations and thin clients - including all internal components such as motherboards, RAM, processors, hard drives and power supplies. We handle individual units as well as bulk IT refresh disposals.
Rack-mount servers, blade servers, routers, switches, modems, PBX systems and telecom exchange equipment. From data centre decommissions to branch-office cleanouts, every piece is inventoried and processed.
Uninterruptible power supplies, voltage regulators, power distribution units and battery backup systems. Batteries are safely separated and channelled to authorised recyclers; electronics enter our shredding line.
CRT and flat-panel monitors, printers, scanners, copiers, projectors, keyboards, mice and other peripherals. CRT monitors receive special treatment due to leaded glass and phosphor coatings.
Power cables, data cables, wiring harness, connectors and cable assemblies. Copper and aluminium are recovered through mechanical stripping and granulation for return to the secondary metal market.
Populated and bare printed circuit boards from any source - computers, telecom, industrial controls, consumer electronics. PCBs contain the highest concentration of precious metals and are processed for gold, silver, palladium and copper recovery.
Televisions, audio systems, home appliances, smartphones, tablets and gaming consoles. Items are dismantled, hazardous components (batteries, capacitors, mercury lamps) are separated, and recyclable fractions enter the recovery stream.
PLC controllers, SCADA systems, sensors, relays, instrumentation panels and factory automation components. Industrial e-waste often contains specialised alloys and rare earth elements that we channel to authorised downstream processors.
How It Works
End-of-life electronics received from corporates, institutions and collection drives.
Sealed, GPS-tracked pickup in closed vehicles with manifest documentation.
Gate-entry weighment, inspection and logging at our Mahesana facility.
Shredding, magnetic and eddy-current separation to extract clean secondary raw materials.
Manual dismantling into ferrous, non-ferrous, plastics, glass, PCBs and hazardous fractions.
End-of-life electronics received from corporates, institutions and collection drives.
Sealed, GPS-tracked pickup in closed vehicles with manifest documentation.
Gate-entry weighment, inspection and logging at our Mahesana facility.
Manual dismantling into ferrous, non-ferrous, plastics, glass, PCBs and hazardous fractions.
Shredding, magnetic and eddy-current separation to extract clean secondary raw materials.
Recovered Output
AluminiumCopperPlasticIronGold & SilverDetailed Flow
Material Outputs
Fe Metals
Iron, Steel
Non-Fe Metals
Cu, Al, Ni
Leachate
Collection
Storage Drums
Segregated
TSDF Disposal
Incineration
Raw Material
to Market
Pickup & Transport
E-waste is collected from your premises in sealed, GPS-tracked vehicles under a valid transport manifest. Weighment is recorded at pickup and verified again at our facility gate - ensuring full accountability from the moment material leaves your hands.
We operate our own fleet of collection vehicles and maintain partnerships with authorised logistics providers to cover locations across Gujarat and beyond. Whether you're a corporate office disposing of 500 laptops or a household clearing out old electronics, we handle the logistics end to end.
GPS-Tracked Fleet
Sealed transport with manifest
Pan-India Reach
Direct + partner logistics
Scheduled Pickups
At your convenience
Dedicated Support
Toll-free helpline
Secure Collection
Sealed, manifest-based transport across India
Safety First
Electronic waste contains substances that are toxic to humans and the environment. We carefully separate and dispose of every hazardous fraction per CPCB guidelines - never dumped in landfills.
Nervous system disorders
Found in: Solder, CRT monitors, batteries
Neuro & groundwater contamination
Found in: Flat-screen displays, switches
Carcinogenic on exposure
Found in: Batteries, circuit boards, coatings
Releases chlorinated dioxins
Found in: Wire & cable insulation
Endocrine disruptors
Found in: Plastic casings, circuit boards
All hazardous fractions are channelled to CPCB-authorised downstream processors with full documentation
When electronic equipment is retired, the data it carries doesn't disappear with a factory reset. Hard drives, SSDs, tapes and mobile devices retain recoverable information that can expose organisations to data breaches, regulatory penalties and reputational damage.
Advait Green takes complete responsibility for destroying all embedded data. Every device is logged by serial number, and you receive a Certificate of Data Destruction listing each unit processed.
Talk to Us About Data DestructionDevices reduced to irrecoverable fragments through industrial-grade shredders
Magnetic media rendered permanently unreadable via high-intensity electromagnetic field
Multi-pass overwrite with verification - compliant with global data destruction standards
On-site or CCTV-monitored destruction room with restricted access for high-security needs
Compliant with IT Act, RBI, SEBI & HIPAA
Serial-level tracking · Certificate of Data Destruction · Chain-of-custody documentation
Why Us
CPCB and GPCB authorised processing at our own facility — with asset-level reporting and certificates issued for every consignment.
Tell us what you have and where it is. We'll come back within one working day with a collection plan and an indicative valuation.
