Eco Recycling’s #OneBillionChargers Movement Collects 8,670 E-Waste
Filing Summary
Eco Recycling Ltd has announced the collection of 8,670 parcels of e-waste through its #OneBillionChargers movement by October 31, 2025. Launched on October 2, 2025, the initiative aims to mobilize citizens, corporates, and institutions across India for responsible e-waste recycling. The campaign is part of a broader effort to support a Circular and Resource-Secure Economy. The movement encourages the public to send e-waste to Eco Recycling Ltd’s facility in Mumbai, with participants receiving a Certificate of Appreciation. The initiative aligns with national sustainability efforts and promotes resource recovery.
Eco Recycling Ltd has reported the collection of 8,670 parcels of e-waste as part of its #OneBillionChargers movement by October 31, 2025. The initiative, launched on October 2, 2025, aims to engage citizens, corporates, and institutions in India to participate in responsible e-waste recycling. The campaign is facilitated through the company’s digital platform, BookMyJunk, and is part of the “Swachhta Hi Seva — Special Campaign 5.0”.
The filing does not specify any financial terms or amounts related to the #OneBillionChargers movement. The focus remains on the operational aspects of the campaign and its role in promoting e-waste recycling across the nation.
The scope of the #OneBillionChargers movement includes the collection of e-waste from various sources such as individuals, schools, offices, factories, and government establishments. The campaign encourages participants to send their discarded electronic items to Eco Recycling Ltd’s facility in Mumbai. Participants receive a Certificate of Appreciation via email or mobile. The movement promotes the philosophy of “Collect, Conserve, Contribute,” aiming to transform discarded electronics into secondary sources of natural and critical resources.
The movement is part of a broader national effort to enhance e-waste management. It complements initiatives by Panasonic India, JNARDDC, and the MoEFCC-UNICEF-Bajaj Foundation. These efforts contribute to a unified e-waste management ecosystem in India. The campaign has been recognized for its creative engagement and tangible outcomes, with advisories published in The Economic Times urging citizens to participate.
The #OneBillionChargers movement was launched on October 2, 2025, and has since received significant public response. The campaign is ongoing, with more parcels of e-waste expected to be collected. Eco Recycling Ltd plans to install Eco-Bins across educational institutions nationwide, inviting schools, colleges, and universities to participate. Corporates and producers are also encouraged to promote and sponsor Eco-Bins as part of their EPR or CSR initiatives.
Eco Recycling Ltd is India’s first professional e-waste recycling company, operational since 2005. The company provides end-to-end e-waste management services, including collection, logistics, dismantling, recycling, refurbishment, and secure data destruction. Eco Recycling Ltd is committed to enabling a responsible and resource-efficient India, aligning with global sustainability standards.