Most end-of-life printed circuit boards are not recycled and all the precious metals they contain are never recovered. Combining precise separation and sorting processes with breakthrough chemistry, we are now cleanly and completely recycling PCBs.
Join us in our mission to transform the end-of-life journey for e-waste.
1/10,000TH
The carbon footprint of newly mined gold.
Our low-carbon, clean-tech process brings precious metals back into circulation, reducing the reliance on mining. Recovered PCB gold has just 1/10,000th the carbon footprint of newly mined gold.
Stop the Waste.
PCBs: An opportunity, not a waste
Now, for the first time, we can recover more value than ever – including 99% of gold – from end-of-life printed circuit boards. It’s time to start recycling PCBs.
7%
quantity of total global gold supply
lost through e-waste
Solving The E-Waste Crisis Together
The scale of the e-waste crisis calls for collective action. That’s why we’re partnering with manufacturers, recyclers, governments, and global brands to deliver a clean, scalable, sustainable solution to one of the world’s biggest recycling challenges. Together, we’re changing the future of electronics recycling.
62,000,000
tonnes of e-waste generated annually globally
The world’s most advanced facility for recovering precious metals from PCBs.
Proven. Patented. Secure. Scalable.
Backed by 38 international patents and powered by Excir’s breakthrough clean-tech chemistry, our process is proven, secure and scalable.
Solutions
PCB Recycling
Providing e-waste recyclers with a sustainable, UK-based solution. We recover and measure materials to maximise the value of your shipment.
Secure Asset Disposal
Secure data destruction for end-of-life IT equipment containing sensitive data.
IT Refurb & Recycling
We sort items for recycling, destruction, or reuse with minimal waste.
Transforming Recycling Pathways
We help OEMs sustainably manage end-of-life products while protecting their brand.
Insights
Responsible Gold – Lessons from The Royal Mint’s $1 Billion Milestone
Gold has long been viewed as a safe investment, but the way investors choose to access it is changing.
Turning E-Waste into Opportunity
Disused electronics contain around 7% of the world’s gold, yet only 18% of this is currently recycled.
