e-waste to the best

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INFOTREK SYSCOM LTD. Bombay, India
e-waste to the best
B. K. SONI www.infotreksys.com info_at_infotreksys.co
m 91-9820074161
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e-waste Its gravity

• The problem is severe Do you know that in USA
  alone?
• Between 1997 and 2007, nearly 500 million
  personal computers will become obsolete-almost
  two computers for each person.
• 15,000,000 PCs become obsolete every year.
• 7,000,000 computers will end up stockpiled for at
  least 3 years.
• 750,000 computers will end up in landfills this
  year alone.
• Condition in India too is not good "Every day
  nearly 1000 computers and 1,400 cell phone
  sets are being sold in India amounting to
  7,000 tonnes per year of e-waste and that too in
  major cities only", explained Sadhan Ghosh,
  Professor, Centre for Quality Management system,
  Jadhavpur University.

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e-waste Its implications
Electronic products often contain hazardous and
toxic materials that pose environmental risks if
they are land filled or incinerated. Televisions,
video and computer monitors use cathode ray tubes
(CRTs), which have significant amounts of lead.
Printed circuit boards contain primarily plastic
and copper, and most have small amounts of
chromium, lead solder, nickel, and zinc. In
addition, many electronic products have batteries
that often contain nickel, cadmium, and other
heavy metals. Relays and switches in electronics,
especially older ones, may contain mercury. Also,
capacitors in some types of older and larger
equipment that is now entering the waste stream
may contain polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
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e-waste Its solution

• Reuse is the environmentally preferable option
  for managing older electronic equipment.
  Extending the life of old products minimizes the
  pollution and resource consumption associated
  with making new products.
• Reuse also gives people who cannot afford new
  products access to electronic equipment at
  reduced or no cost.
• Electronic equipments which are too old and
  commercially practically not viable for reuse
  or is broken beyond repair, may be sent for
  disassembly i.e. salvaging parts, and selling
  reclaimed materials.
• Several electronic equipment, such as computers,
  monitors, printers, and scanners, contain
  materials suitable for reclamation and use in new
  products. These may include plastic, glass,
  steel, aluminum, copper, gold, silver, and other
  metals.

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Why INFOTREK SYSCOM?

• e-waste management recycling
• We understand the reverse engineering of
  e-waste management and process of recycling of
  end of life electronic equipments viz.
• Equipment refurbishment and resale
• De-manufacturing and disassembly
• Recovering valuable components
• Hazardous and base metal recovery
• Hazardous component management
• Infrastructure
• We have.
• Well structured facilities spread over 7000 sq.ft
  of area. MOU for acquiring 45000 sq ft of land
  near JNPT for container movement and storage.
• Modern material handling equipments.
• Fully equipped laboratory to facilitate R D.
• Facilities of extending latest knowledge to the
  qualified experienced engineers.
• Barcode system for maintaining inventory
  movements.

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Credentials

• INFOTREK is..
• An ISO 90012000 Certified, probably the first of
  its kind in India.
• A 100 Export Oriented Unit (EOU) for carrying
  recycling activities, again probably the first of
  its kind in India.
• A Member of International Association of
  Electronics Recyclers (IAER).
• A member of committee formed by Maharashtra
  Pollution Control Board for studying e-waste.
• Registered with D B Small Business Solutions.
• Registered with Asia.Recycle.Net as an active
  participant.
• Registered with Electronic Recycling.com, green
  online initiative.

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Competition

• We agree to..
• Uninterrupted supplies from the developed
  Nations, and
• Continuous demand from developing Nations which
  dilutes fear of existence of competition.
• Tremendous potential in the recycling e-waste
  management activities, over above
• Infotrek has a first mover advantage in India.

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About INFOTREK SYSCOM LIMITED

• Introduction
• It was established in 1994 as a Private Limited
  Company.
• Shares of Infotrek are listed on the Bombay Stock
  Exchange, India since 1995.
• Large shareholders base signifies its
  credibility.
• Its shares are held by more then 4000
  shareholders, talks about its popularity.
• Year after year of profits added a lot of value
  to the net worth of the Company.
• Balanced policy of dividend distribution and
  conservation of resources has been well received.

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About INFOTREK SYSCOM LIMITED Continue..

• Mission
• To earn a headship position in the
  electronics recycling
• e waste management industry and maintain
  it every moment through the practice
  of honesty, integrity, intelligence and
  wisdom, keeping an eye on the latest
  technologies and better methodologies to
  deliver the best
• to the customers. To take full responsibility for
  what we do and make sure that we are
  exceptional in our ability to provide
  outstanding accountable service to the
  society by providing better living
  conditions.

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About INFOTREK SYSCOM LIMITED Continue..

• Goals Objectives
• To retain first mover position in India.
• To maintain headship position in India.
• To provide better living condition to the public
  at large by properly handling end of life
  electronic equipments.
• To assist regulators in implementing the
  provisions policies of e-waste management.
• To indirectly promote latest technologies and
  helping in improving the productivity.
• To make available recycled goods to the
  Educational and similar such needy segments at
  reduced rates.
• To promote business employment opportunity and
  earning foreign exchange.

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About INFOTREK SYSCOM LIMITED Continue..

• For better Prospects
• To tie up for proven technical know how.
• To acquire latest plants machineries.
• To build modern and most wanted infrastructure.
• To join different associations chamber of
  commerce of various countries for an updated
  knowledge.
• To understand the legal requirements of different
  countries.
• To enter into long term purchase and sales
  understandings / agreements with present and
  prospective sellers and buyers.
• To join partnership program of leading brands.
• To tie up with international recyclers for
  offloading their business to Infotrek.

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Financial Plan

• Fresh investment of Rs.200 million for taking up
  the recycling and e-waste management activities
  in a larger way.
• Above Investment will be funded out of internal
  accruals and fresh issue of securities.
• Approaching Bank / Financial Institution for the
  balance funding.
• Explore probabilities of suppliers credit for
  plant machineries.

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Brands Attended
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Management

• A professionally managed organization with strong
  Board of Directors having varied skill sets and
  expertise
• B.K.Soni CMD
• Deepak Nanda Director
• Srikrisna B. Director
• Ananya Bhattachrya Director
• Aruna Soni Director

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Contact Us
B. K. SONI,MANAGING DIRECTOR Mailing
address INFOTREK SYSCOM LIMITED 6, Rustom
Building, 2nd Floor,29, Veer Nariman
Road, Mumbai400023,India Tel [phone] /
2282181 Fax [phone] Mobile 91
9820074161 Emailinfo_at_infotreksys.com Website
www.infotreksys.com
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