The documents discuss electronic waste (e-waste) recycling. E-waste includes discarded electrical devices and used electronics. Informal e-waste processing can harm human health and the environment. The documents propose establishing an e-waste recycling plant to process e-waste in an environmentally-friendly way. The plant would extract valuable materials from e-waste to sell and help reduce environmental pollution. Diagrams show the recycling process and potential financial benefits of recovering precious metals from processed e-waste.

2.  Electronic waste or e-waste describes discarded
electrical or electronic devices. Used electronics
which are destined for reuse, resale, salvage,
recycling, or disposal are also considered e-waste.
Informal processing of e-waste in developing
countries can lead to adverse human health effects
and environmental pollution.
E-WASTE

3. Electronic Waste

4.  If there is any industry or line of business that
is gaining support from key stake holders in
our world today, it is the recycling industry.
This is so simply because the recycling
business is an eco-friendly business that can
earn you a living and make you a business
owner and an employer of labor.
Why Start an e-Waste Recycling
Business?

5. Green World Electronic Waste Recycle Company

6.  Our vision is to establish a standard and
world class e – Waste recycle plant whose
products and brand will not only be accepted
in Providence – Rhode Island but also in other
cities in the United States of America.
Our Vision Statement

7.  Our mission is to provide standard recycled
electronic materials that will assist the relevant
industries in saving cost and energy and also to
contribute our quota in helping save our world
from unnecessary degradation caused by buried
electronic material waste. We want to build an e –
Waste recycling plant that can favorably compete
with other leading brands in the recycling industry.
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Our Mission Statement

8. • Chief Executive Officer
• Head, Technical Services
• Human Resources and Admin Manager
• Sales and Marketing Executive
• Accountant
• Plant Engineers / Technicians and Operators
• Client Service Executive
• Truck Drivers
Our Business Structure

9.  PRODUCERS
 DISTRIBUTORS
 COLLECTIONS
 CONSUMERS
 REFURBISHERS
 RECYCLERS
RELATION WITH
STOCKHOLDERS
CONSUMERS
COLLECTIONS
REFURBISHERS
RECYCLERS
PRODUCERS
DISTRIBUTORS

10. • Producers : Hardware brands and their associations(
IT association, consumer electronics, electronic
components, etc..) but also of unidentified producers,
when the equipments are non branded.
• Distributors: Anybody selling the equipments
directly to the consumers, including retailers, second
hand markets, organizations providing donated
equipments etc.
RELATION WITH
STOCKHOLDERS

11. • Consumers : anybody that consumes electric
and electronic equipments and discard them as
waste when they have reached the end of their
useful life.
• Collectors: can be collection points( municipal
points, drop-offs, retail shops) or an organized
pick-up service( formal or informal)
RELATION WITH
STOCKHOLDERS

12.  Refurbishes: compromises all the repair units,
service centers, etc, that extend the life time of
equipments and feed the second hand market
 Recyclers: any organization dismantling,
separating fractions and recovering material
from e-waste
RELATION WITH
STOCKHOLDERS

13. BUSINESS MODEL
sell
Recycle and reuse
Extract useful component
Purchase e-waste

14. ALUMINIUM IRON
E-WASTE
SEFREGATION
SHREDDING
GLASS
PLASTIC
RECYCLABLE NON-RECYCLABLE
PYROLYSIS
CARBON BLACK FURNACE OIL GAS
NON-
FERROUS
METALLURGICAL
PROCESS
METALS
E-WASTE RECYCLING PROCESS

15. • 1. Investment: 30-40 million Bdt taka
• 2. Area: 93-139sq.m (1000–1500sq.ft)
Under the self-owned model, a business unit capable of revenue
generation to the tune of 6.0-7.5 million taka per month (that is,
processing of at least 500kg e-waste per day) are given below:
• Capital expenses
1. Land: 1858sq.m (20,000sq. ft): 10 million taka
2. Plant and machinery: 20 million taka
Financial model

16. • Operational expenses
Approximately 2 lakh taka per month
• Operational expenses include:
1. Human resource cost
2. Cost of scrap
3. Expenses on utilities such as electricity and water
4. Logistics expenses
5. Marketing expenses
6. Spares and consumables
7. Contingency expenses
Financial model

17. REVENUE GENERATION BY PGMs
RECOVERED PER TON OF PCBs
METAL WEIGHT OF
METAL
RECOVERED(GM/
TONNE OF PCB)
PER UNIT (GM OR
KG) PRICE
TOTAL VALUE
Gold 390 3000 1170000
Palladium 90 1200 108000
Silver 1.5 47.047 70571
Copper 190 435 82650
Lead & tin 31 233 7223
Aluminum 145 103 14935
Other metals
obtained
assumption 10000

18. • Strength:
• Our core strength lies in the power of our team; our
workforce. We have a team of certified and highly trained and
experience recycling engineers and technicians / machine
operators, a team with excellent qualifications and experience
in various niche areas in the recycling industry.
• Weakness:
As a new e-waste recycling plant, it might take some time
for our organization to break into the market and gain
acceptance especially from top profile clients.
E-Waste Recycling Business Plan –
SWOT Analysis

19. • Opportunities:
No doubt, the opportunities in the e – waste recycling
industry is massive considering the number of individuals and
manufacturing companies who are now switching over to
alternative source of raw materials basically to save cost and
energy.
• Threat:
Aside from unfavorable government policies, one of the
major threats that we are likely going to face is economic
downturn. It is a fact that economic downturn affects
purchasing power.
E-Waste Recycling Business Plan –
SWOT Analysis

20. Social value

21. • Conserves natural resources:
Recycling recovers valuable materials from old electronics that
can be used to make new products. As a result, we save energy,
reduce pollution, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and save
natural resources by extracting fewer raw materials from the
earth.
• Protects Environment:
E-waste recycling provides proper handling and management
of toxic chemical substances like mercury, lead and cadmium
contained in the e-waste stream.
Benefits of E-waste Recycling

22.  Creates Jobs: E-waste recycling creates new jobs
for professional recyclers and creates a second
market for the recycled materials.
 Saves Landfills: E-waste recycling saves
unnecessary dumps and landfills.
Benefits of E-waste Recycling

23.  At the initial stage, we bring up our
business in a favorable division.
After establishing and running the
operation successfully, we look out
at the future. We expand out
business in others division of
Bangladesh.
Future plan

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