Eco Recycling Limited ("Ecoreco" or "the Company") has been engaged in metal recovery and recycling operations since 2005. Recovery of critical metals and minerals has progressively become a strategic focus area, aligned with India's expanding requirements across electric mobility, electronics manufacturing, clean energy, defence production, and digital infrastructure.
The Company has formulated scalable and commercially viable plans for recovery of critical minerals from electronic waste and secondary resources, designed to integrate with India's formal recycling ecosystem. These initiatives are aligned with national objectives relating to import substitution, circular economy development, and long-term resource security.
Ecoreco acknowledges the support extended by the Ministry of Mines, Government of India, towards capital and operational expenditure for establishing critical mineral recovery facilities in India. This support strengthens the Company's ability to deploy advanced recycling processes and accelerate capacity creation in high-value material recovery.
Global demand for critical minerals and rare earth elements is expected to increase materially over the coming decades, driven by energy transition targets and industrial electrification. At the same time, supply concentration and geopolitical risks have underscored vulnerabilities in global sourcing. Recycling and secondary recovery are increasingly recognised as cost-efficient, lower-carbon complements to primary mining and refining.
India is among the world's largest generators of electronic waste, with volumes projected to grow significantly by the end of this decade. However, a large portion of this waste remains outside formal recycling channels, resulting in sub-optimal recovery of embedded critical minerals. The Company views this gap as a structural opportunity for organised recyclers with technology-driven capabilities and compliant operations.
Going forward, the Company's focus remains on:
- Strengthening critical-minerals recovery capabilities,
- Improving recovery efficiency and yield through technology upgrades, and
- Aligning capital allocation with India's circular-economy and mineral-security priorities.
Shares of ECO RECYCLING LTD. was last trading in BSE at Rs. 445.25 as compared to the previous close of Rs. 446.30. The total number of shares traded during the day was 6536 in over 578 trades.
The stock hit an intraday high of Rs. 456.00 and intraday low of 441.45. The net turnover during the day was Rs. 2942197.00.