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Ensuring efficiency, control, and transparency in e-waste management 

With a commitment to streamlined processes, precise management, and full transparency, eMiner ensures reliable and trustworthy e-waste recycling solutions for our partners, fostering long-term sustainability and mutual growth. 



eMiner is a reverse logistics company specializing in electronics, with branches in Belo Horizonte (Brazil) and Asunción (Paraguay). Our initiative aims to reduce the negative impacts of electronic waste on the environment. To ensure minimal damage, we encourage individuals and businesses to recycle their electronic waste by paying them for it.

We are deeply committed to maintaining the highest standards of environmental responsibility and operational excellence. Our processes are designed to be both efficient and transparent, ensuring that every step of e-waste management is handled with care and precision. From collection to final disposal, we employ strict controls and thorough documentation to track materials, fostering trust with our partners and clients. By combining our commitment to sustainability with efficient processes and transparent reporting, we ensure that our stakeholders can rely on us for consistent, trustworthy service and effective electronic waste recycling.


Collection methods

eMiner employs two distinct methods to gather electronic waste:

Direct collection: we collect electronic waste directly from businesses and individuals.

Recyclers and distributors: we work with certified recyclers and distributors who collect these materials and sell them to eMiner.

Processing and proper disposal

Once collected or received, the materials are brought to our warehouse, where our process for controlling and correctly disposing of these waste begins.

Documentation: photos of all received materials are taken, and their weights are recorded in our system, along with the supplier’s information.

Segregation: the materials are then allocated to their respective sectors, where metals, plastics, and circuit boards are removed.

Recycling: metals and plastics are recycled shortly after in Paraguay, while the circuit boards are sorted by classification and prepared for export.

Exported on August 2023

 12 .19

/ tons of e-scrap
  • + 6 tons of brown low grade
  • + 3 tons of mixed low grade
  • + 3 tons of mixed mid grade
  • and more...
Exported on Dec. 2023

 14 .70

/ tons of e-scrap
  • + 7 tons of brown low grade
  • + 4 tons of mixed low grade
  • + 3 tons of mixed mid grade
  • and more...
Exported on April 2024

 12 .21

/ tons of e-scrap
  • + 6 tons of brown low grade
  • + 2 tons of mixed low grade
  • + 1 ton of mixed high grade
  • and more...
Exported on August 2024

 11 .74

/ tons of e-scrap
  • + 7 tons of brown low grade
  • + 1 ton of green low grande
  • + 600 kg of low telecom
  • and more...

Average quality of the materials

Based on the exports: August and December 2023; April and August 2024.


Proportion in percentage:


 Growth data for the last six months

Committed to reducing environmental impact, eMiner has processed nearly 60 tons of e-waste in Asunción within six months, driving a cleaner and more responsible future.

+4t
April 2024
+5t
May 2024
+4t
June 2024
+14t
July 2024
+11t
August 2024
+17t
September 2024

Between April and September 2024, eMiner successfully acquired nearly 60 tons of e-waste solely from the capital city of Paraguay, Asunción. This milestone highlights our growing impact in the region and our commitment to addressing the challenges posed by electronic waste. By actively working with local communities, businesses, and our network of certified recyclers and distributors, we are continuously expanding our operations to collect and responsibly manage large volumes of e-waste, further solidifying our role as a key player in sustainable waste management across Paraguay.

Some photographs of the recycling plant, and examples of recycled products.

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