electronic scrap recycling market
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This report aims to provide a comprehensive strategic analysis of the global<br />
<strong>electronic</strong> <strong>scrap</strong> <strong>recycling</strong> <strong>market</strong> along with revenue and growth forecasts for<br />
the period from 2013 to 2022. The proliferation of computing and <strong>electronic</strong><br />
devices such as smartphones, computers, tablets, televisions, small home<br />
appliances, digital cameras, music players, and laptops; shorter product<br />
lifecycles; and government legislations governing <strong>electronic</strong> waste (e-waste)<br />
are major factors infuencing the <strong>electronic</strong> <strong>scrap</strong> <strong>recycling</strong> <strong>market</strong>. Hardly any<br />
<strong>electronic</strong> and electrical product does not contain metals or is not dependent<br />
on metals for its manufacturing. In e-waste <strong>recycling</strong>, damaged and unusable<br />
<strong>electronic</strong> and electrical products are processed and the metals they contain<br />
are extracted for use in new products.<br />
Electronic and electrical products are progressively part of our life. In order to<br />
ensure that they have only a minimum impact on environment, end-of-life<br />
<strong>electronic</strong> products must be processed and the metals they contain must be<br />
recycled. The total volume of e-waste is increasing globally, but the number of<br />
smelters available to process it is very small. In recent years, collected and<br />
<strong>scrap</strong>ped <strong>electronic</strong> products have accounted for the largest increase in<br />
material type, primarily in the form of printed circuit boards (PCBs) from mobile<br />
phones and computers. Boliden Group (Boliden Rönnskär) has been melting out<br />
different types of <strong>recycling</strong> materials since 1960. The company owns<br />
technologies developed in-house, as well as an extensive capacity to process<br />
different type of materials.<br />
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This research study on the global <strong>electronic</strong> <strong>scrap</strong> <strong>recycling</strong> <strong>market</strong> provides a<br />
detailed analysis of how <strong>recycling</strong> and smelting companies in different regions<br />
are using <strong>electronic</strong> <strong>scrap</strong> for the extraction of different types of ferrous, nonferrous,<br />
and precious metals from <strong>electronic</strong> <strong>scrap</strong>. The report offers an indepth<br />
study of the <strong>market</strong> drivers, restraints, and growth opportunities. Using<br />
these factors, the report identifes various trends expected to impact the<br />
<strong>market</strong> during the forecast period from 2015 to 2022.<br />
The report includes a comprehensive coverage of the underlying economic,<br />
environmental, and technological factors infuencing the <strong>electronic</strong> <strong>scrap</strong><br />
<strong>recycling</strong> <strong>market</strong>. It provides the competitive landscape of key players in the<br />
<strong>electronic</strong> <strong>recycling</strong> <strong>market</strong> in order to highlight the state of competition<br />
therein. The report also provides a detailed competitive analysis of the key<br />
players in <strong>electronic</strong> <strong>recycling</strong> and identifes various business strategies<br />
adopted by them. The study explains the penetration of each <strong>market</strong> segment<br />
within various geographies, and how these segments have accelerated the<br />
growth of <strong>electronic</strong> <strong>recycling</strong> <strong>market</strong>.<br />
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Based on the materials extracted, the <strong>electronic</strong> <strong>recycling</strong> <strong>market</strong> is segmented<br />
into ferrous, non-ferrous, and precious metals. Based on the type of <strong>electronic</strong><br />
products, the <strong>market</strong> is segmented into IT, ofce equipment, and handheld<br />
devices; large <strong>electronic</strong> appliances; small household appliances; and other<br />
appliances. The ofce, IT equipment, and handheld devices segment consists<br />
of computers, laptops, smartphones, tablets and other ofce related <strong>electronic</strong><br />
equipment. The large <strong>electronic</strong> appliances comprises televisions, refrigerators,<br />
air conditioners, video, audio equipment and other equipment. Small household<br />
appliances include toasters, vacuum cleaners, and coffee machines and other<br />
appliances. The others segment includes lighting, electric fttings, and<br />
automotive equipment. The report aims to provide a comprehensive, crosssectional<br />
analysis of the <strong>electronic</strong> <strong>scrap</strong> <strong>recycling</strong> <strong>market</strong> across major<br />
geographies such as North America, Europe, Asia Pacifc, the Middle East and<br />
Africa, and Latin America.<br />
The report includes an overview of the <strong>market</strong> strategies, annual revenues, and<br />
the recent developments of key companies operating in the <strong>market</strong>. The key<br />
<strong>market</strong> participants profled in this study include Boliden Group, Umicore N.V.,<br />
Dowa Holdings Co., Ltd., Ultromex Ltd., LS-Nikko Copper Inc., Glencore Xstrata<br />
Plc, Enviro-Hub Holdings Ltd., Outotec Oyj, Mitsui & Co., Ltd., Mitsubishi<br />
Materials USA Corporation, Aurubis AG, and JX Nippon Mining and Metal<br />
Corporation.
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