WastePro Recycling is a leading name in the world of electronic waste management, known for its commitment to responsible recycling and its dedication to creating a sustainable future. Founded by Azhar Malik, a young entrepreneur who began his journey at the age of 21, WastePro has emerged as an example of environmental responsibility.
Azhar Malik, born on June 20, 1995, hails from Brijpuri, Dayalpur, in Northeast Delhi. He completed his high school education at RSK Inter College Simbhaoli and went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree from CCS University Meerut.
His mission is clear: to minimize electronic waste ending up in landfills by emphasizing the “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle” mantra. This commitment translates into a comprehensive range of services including:
- EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility
- IT Asset Management
- Reverse Logistics
- Data Destruction
- Eco-friendly Recycling
- Lamp Recycling
WastePro Recycling has already collected and recycled an impressive 4500 metric tons of e-waste, Last year alone, they recycled 2000 metric tons, with a remarkable 95% recycling and reuse rate, WastePro exemplifies responsible e-waste management. Looking ahead, they plan to expand their operations further by establishing facilities for tyre and battery recycling, further solidifying their commitment to a greener future.
WastePro’s expertise extends beyond just recycling. They understand that efficient logistics are crucial to a robust waste management system. Their focus on logistics enables them to collect electronic waste from various companies across the IT and communication sectors, offering solutions at their doorstep.
The company’s commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility is evident in their work with leading organizations like Siemens, Sahara, Tata Motors, IBSN, Airtel, Vodafone, Uninor, and BHEL. They not only help these companies manage their waste responsibly but also actively participate in their CSR initiatives.
WastePro Recycling is a testament to the power of young entrepreneurship and the importance of responsible waste management. They are paving the way for a cleaner and greener future, one recycled electronic device at a time.
