Every device you retire leaves a trail. Ours is documented.

Collection, dismantling, secure data destruction and material recovery, run end to end by one company — so the record of where your equipment went is a single unbroken chain, not four suppliers' word for it.

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  • MPCBConsent to Establish, granted 29 May 2026
A sealed crate of retired laptops, drives and desktops, with a signed checklist, a padlock and jars of recovered plastic granulate beside it, ringed by icons for collection, dismantling, shredding, recycling and certification
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    Documentation an auditor will accept

    Delco is an authorised recycler, so a handover to us produces the paperwork your compliance team actually needs — a manifest for every consignment and records formatted to drop straight into your annual returns. Not a receipt. Evidence.

    • Authorised recycler
    • Consignment manifests
    • Audit trail
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    Data destroyed before anything is resold

    Data-bearing devices are separated on arrival and destroyed before dismantling begins — never wiped and passed on, never held pending resale. Each batch is certified, so the device and the certificate reference the same record.

    • Physical destruction
    • Per-batch certificates
    • Witnessed on request
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    One chain of custody, not four

    Collection, transport, dismantling and recovery are all ours. Nothing is subcontracted into a gap where the trail goes quiet, which means the chain of custody has one owner and one signature at every stage.

    • Own logistics
    • Sealed transport
    • Single accountability
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    Recovery, measured — not disposal, assumed

    Equipment is dismantled to clean fractions and routed to recovery, with the residue that cannot be recovered sent only to authorised downstream handlers. You get the recovery figures, not a reassurance.

    • Manual dismantling
    • Fraction segregation
    • Downstream verified
Delco Global's end-to-end process in six stages: request pickup, collection and transport, intake and weighing, data security and destruction, dismantling and processing, then recovery and resource output. Each stage produces a record — pickup confirmation, consignment manifest, weighbridge record, data destruction certificate, fraction weights and recovery figures. Along the foot: one chain of custody with a single operator end to end, documented every step, data destroyed before dismantling, and resources recovered responsibly.

The alternative, stated plainly

Around ninety-five per cent of India's e-waste is handled by the informal sector. This is the comparison that actually matters when a consignment leaves your building.

Criterion
Informal handling
Delco Global
Documentation
A verbal assurance and, at best, a weighbridge slip.
A manifest and a certificate for every consignment, retained and retrievable.
Data-bearing devices
Drives are worth more intact, so they are resold with the data still on them.
Destroyed before dismantling, certified per batch, witnessed if you ask.
Worker safety
Open burning and acid leaching, without protection or ventilation.
Enclosed dismantling under a certified occupational health and safety system.
What happens to the residue
High-value fractions are stripped; whatever is left is burned or dumped.
Segregated in full, with non-recoverable residue routed to authorised handlers.
Your compliance position
Nothing you could put in front of a regulator.
A documented handover to an authorised recycler — the evidence regulators ask for.
Reporting
No figures, so nothing to report.
Quantities and recovery figures, formatted for your EPR obligations.

The operation behind the argument

An argument about accountability is only worth as much as the operation underneath it — the sites, the fleet, and the years of consignments already processed.

30,000+
Tonnes processed
25+
Collection centres
10+
Years in operation
150+
Corporate clients

    Our mission

    To take responsibility for what happens after a device's last working day — recovering the material inside it, destroying the data on it, and keeping the residue out of the informal chain. The compliant route should also be the straightforward one, and that is an operational problem to solve, not a slogan.

    Our vision

    A market in which retired equipment is treated as a supply of material rather than a disposal problem — where recovered metals and plastics re-enter manufacturing as a matter of course, and where no organisation has to choose between convenience and doing this properly.

    Six commitments we can be held to

    Accountability

    Our name goes on the manifest. If a consignment cannot be traced, that is our failure to answer for, not the client's.

    Traceability

    Every stage produces a record. A consignment that cannot be followed from gate to fraction has not been handled properly, however good the outcome looks.

    Safety

    Nothing about this work justifies putting the people doing it at risk. Dismantling is enclosed, equipped and supervised, without exception.

    Recovery over disposal

    Disposal is the last resort, not the default. Material that can re-enter manufacturing should, and the figures should show how much did.

    Plain dealing

    Clear quotes, clear limits, and a straight answer when something is outside what we handle. Overpromising in this industry is how material ends up in the wrong place.

    Respect for the work

    Formal recycling only displaces the informal chain if it offers better conditions than the informal chain does. That standard applies inside our own sites first.

    Certifications and registrations

    The authorisations behind the paperwork. Certificate copies are issued with every consignment and are available for audit on request.

    Meet the Team

    Move one consignment and compare the paperwork.

    Book a collection, or ask us to assess a site first. Either way you will see the documentation before you commit to anything larger.

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