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The Idea: Estimated at Over $3 Billion Annually, The Sector Has The Potential To Generate Up To 300,000 Jobs in India

The document outlines a business plan for collecting, processing, and recycling e-waste in India. It proposes extracting precious metals from electronic components to sell, with the goals of tapping into an underexploited market, earning returns of 22-25% annually, and creating a sustainable environment. The e-waste market in India is valued at $3 billion annually and expected to grow significantly by 2020, representing an opportunity to generate jobs. The plan estimates capital costs for land and machinery, and operational expenses to process e-waste and generate revenue through metal sales.

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The Idea: Estimated at Over $3 Billion Annually, The Sector Has The Potential To Generate Up To 300,000 Jobs in India

The document outlines a business plan for collecting, processing, and recycling e-waste in India. It proposes extracting precious metals from electronic components to sell, with the goals of tapping into an underexploited market, earning returns of 22-25% annually, and creating a sustainable environment. The e-waste market in India is valued at $3 billion annually and expected to grow significantly by 2020, representing an opportunity to generate jobs. The plan estimates capital costs for land and machinery, and operational expenses to process e-waste and generate revenue through metal sales.

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The Idea

Seeing the untapped industry potential and to fulfill its plan to explore the intact
opportunity in managing and recycling the dead E-waste,

To collect the e-waste products from various franchisees or through Take back points.

To process the different electrical components into final products.

To sell the Platinum group metals to potential buyers.

To create valuable proposition out of waste products.

The offering
Extracting precious metals from the electrical components and creating market share.

To tap into the market where the risk is very less compare to gains.

To earn the returns upto 22-25% per annum.

Reduce the hazardous effects of e-waste and create a sustainable environment.

The value proposition.


Presently, the market size of e-waste in India is of 3.2 million MT and expected to touch to
20 million MT by 2020.

In terms of value, it is presently of Rs 25,000 crore industry which is expected to touch Rs


125,000 crores by 2020.

Estimated at over $3 billion annually, the sector has the potential to generate up to 300,000

jobs in India.

Economic analysis.
Capital expenses

1. Land (15000sqft):15.7 crores 2. Plant and machinery: 3.5 million rupees. 3 operational expenses :4

million per month

Revenue generation.

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