Pictured: Mat Jordan (CEO) Procurri and Sean Millard (Chief Growth Officer) The Royal Mint.
Strategic partnership strengthens Reformation Metals’ upstream ITAD capability — combining secure collection, decommissioning and data destruction with world-leading precious-metals recovery from circuit boards.
A stronger end-to-end solution for retiring IT assets
The Royal Mint Reformation Metals has appointed Procurri as a key strategic partner for upstream IT asset lifecycle and recovery services.
Under the agreement, Procurri will manage secure collection, decommissioning and data destruction of end-of-life IT equipment for enterprise and public-sector customers worldwide. Reformation Metals will then process the circuit boards using its clean-technology process to recover precious metals for re-use in supply chains.
Procurri operates processing locations across the UK, Europe, the USA, Canada and Singapore. Together, Procurri’s ITAD capability and Reformation Metals’ advanced recovery process provide organisations with a secure, compliant and auditable route for retiring IT equipment — while maximising material value.
Clean, secure precious-metals recovery from circuit boards
Reformation Metals’ process — developed with Excir — recovers up to 99% of surface gold content from circuit boards. Other metals of value recovered include palladium, silver and copper.
What this partnership delivers for customers
- Data protection and peace of mind: secure handling, verified destruction, and robust chain of custody.
- A single, joined-up pathway: from collection and decommissioning through to high-value circuit board processing.
- Audit-ready outcomes: a compliant route designed for organisations with strict governance, ESG and reporting requirements.
Sean Millard, Chief Growth Officer of The Royal Mint, said: “We’re bringing together best-in-class IT asset disposal services with a genuinely differentiated recycling capability.
Procurri’s expertise in secure logistics, decommissioning and data destruction complements our clean-technology process for precious metals recovery, allowing us to offer customers a trusted, end-to-end solution that protects data, maximises material value and supports a more sustainable approach to technology disposal.”
Mat Jordan, CEO, Procurri, added: “This partnership reflects a shared commitment to delivering secure, compliant and sustainable outcomes for organisations managing retired IT assets.
By combining Procurri’s global IT asset lifecycle capabilities with Reformation Metals’ innovative precious metals recovery process, we are providing customers with an auditable, trusted, end-to-end approach that protects data, recovers value and supports the transition to a more circular economy.”
ITAD meets clean recovery
This partnership is designed for organisations where secure retirement and high-value circuit boards are priorities — including large-scale enterprise, telecoms, and public-sector clients.
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Pictured (left to right): Mat Jordan (CEO) Procurri; Imaizumi Fumitoshi (Group Chief Executive Officer) EXEO Global Pte Ltd; Kow Ya (Group Chief Operating Officer) EXEO Global Pte Ltd; Sean Millard (Chief Growth Officer) The Royal Mint.
About Procurri
Procurri Corporation is a global IT lifecycle solutions business specialising in sustainable IT asset management, hardware buy-and-sell services, and professional services, including secure IT Asset Disposition (ITAD), field engineering, and global device deployment.
By extending the life of IT assets and enabling responsible reuse, resale, and recycling, Procurri helps businesses reduce environmental impact, strengthen data security, and maximise value from their technology investments. Through a highly scalable global platform, Procurri delivers consistent services across its carbon-neutral certified facilities in the UK, EU, North America, Canada, and Singapore.
About Excir
In 2024, The Royal Mint partnered with Canadian clean tech company Excir to implement a world-first process for the chemical reclamation of precious metals. From this, Reformation Metals was born. The partnership with Excir deepened further in 2025, when The Royal Mint made a significant investment in the company.
Founded to advance circular supply chains, Excir’s chemistry-based processes offer clean alternatives to traditional smelting, enabling ultra-low ESG materials recovery at commercial scale. The company operates across e-waste processing and precious metal refining, serving global markets from its facilities in Canada and strategic partnerships worldwide.
Together with The Royal Mint, as Reformation Metals, we are taking the steps to create a circular economy for precious metals, tackling the issue of PCB recycling head-on, and pushing for a sustainable future.
