Ertiqa Association & Vireen - e-waste streams: 3,451 t recycled to date; Vireen collection target 30 t by end-Oct
جمعية ارتقاء وفيرين - تدفقات النفايات الإلكترونية في المنطقة الشرقية
Two non-profits are steadily collecting e-waste in KSA, backed by Aramco, STC and Zain donations, and pass on whatever cannot be refurbished. Licensed e-waste processors should offer to take that residual stream.
| Lead type | Sell offer / supply signal |
|---|---|
| Status | Live signal |
| Country | Saudi Arabia · Alkhobar |
| Organisation | Ertiqa Association; Vireen (Alkhobar) |
| Materials (as described) | Discarded electronics/IT devices; non-reusable devices go to specialised partners for recovery of electronics, metals and plastics |
| Quantity | Vireen 11.5 t collected, target 30 t; Ertiqa 3,451 t recycled cumulative |
| Price / value | n/d |
| Announced | 09 Oct 2026 |
Materials المواد
- E-waste & PCBs نفايات إلكترونية ولوحات (main)
What to do الخطوة التالية
Material is coming to market. Get on the seller's or contractor's bidder list early through the official route.
Compliance الامتثال
Hazardous material. e-waste may contain hazardous parts and data-bearing devices (data-wipe certificate). Handling needs a licensed operator (in Saudi Arabia a MWAN waste-management licence; elsewhere the local environmental permit). Cross-border moves of hazardous waste fall under the Basel Convention (prior informed consent). Check export and import rules for each country involved. This is not legal advice.
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