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The Technology Pioneers of 2022 bring together 100 early- to growth-stage companies from around the world that are pioneering new technologies and innovations. These include healthy alternative sugars and plant proteins, the enhancement of virtual connections via tactile effects, satellite-based space weather intelligence systems and many more.
The World Economic Forum today welcomes 100 innovative tech firms to its Technology Pioneers community. Full of young and growing tech companies, the 2022 cohort is forging new paths in healthcare, food production and more with cutting-edge technologies.
Five Indian start-ups were among the 100 new start-ups to join the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Technology Pioneers Community. These start-ups are expected to forge new paths in various sectors such as healthcare and food production.
Hyderabad-headquartered business-to-business (B2B) platform for waste management and recycling marketplace, Recykal, has announced raising $22 million from Morgan Stanley India.
Waste-commerce solutions provider Recykal on Tuesday announced that it has raised $22 million in funding by investment funds managed by Morgan Stanley India.
Recykal, a business-to-business marketplace for waste, has raised $22 million in funding by investment funds managed by Morgan Stanley India.
PROs like Recykal helps bring clarity and efficiency in the waste management sector without hindering employment. Referring to Recykal PRO as a case study for the implementation of EPR in India.(Article by Science Direct on Recykal)
In the world of sustainability campaigns, India has a wide scope. Abhay Deshpande, Founder of Recykal said “the opportunities in the circular economy are put at $500 billion in sectors like agriculture, food, beverages, metals, mining and electronics,”.
South India’s first initiative for an environment-friendly mattress recycling campaign in collaboration with Recykal, Indian Sleep Products Federation (ISPF), and Indian Polyurethane Association (IPUA).
Uniting the waste generators, recyclers and processors to create a sustainable environment and solving the Indian waste problem through advanced digital solutions.
With an initiative to bring transparency and modernize India’s waste management industry Recykal uses cloud-based tech to track non-biodegradable waste as it moves from initial sources to its processing, recycling, and reuse.
A conversation about how the idea for an industry that serves Earth originated, its functions & operations, achievements, vision, targets and goals.
As a “waste commerce” solutions provider, it became the first member from India of the World Economic Forum’s program. This collaboration will further help to scale up sustainable solutions, and pave ways for connectivity, brand recognition and to have a more powerful impact in this sector.
Circulate Capital, a Singapore-based investment management firm, has made a strategic investment in Rapidue Technologies (Recykal), through the Circulate Capital's Ocean Fund (CCOF). Recykal is one of the four companies to receive the investment. This will enable the company to expand its network to over 100 locations in tier1 and tier2 cities.
Dow Chemical International Pvt. Ltd (Dow India) announced the launch of its first digital waste management platform Rethink+. This is a unique plastics take-back program that aims to prevent post-consumer plastic waste from going to landfills by digitally connecting waste generators, waste aggregators, waste processors and recyclers.
Recykal has partnered with United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages (HCCB) for Project Prithvi, a joint initiative for developing sustainable plastic waste management practices in the country.
As cities generate more and more waste, the need to effectively tackle it has become even more pressing. Recykal’s solutions are aimed at transforming the waste management space by connecting every aspect of the waste management journey through a tech platform.
To encourage children and give them incentives, Eco Santa collected the recyclable wastes from students and gave them gifts which include paper pencils, plastic-free pens, books, stationery made of recycled paper and other similar materials
Recykal is organising the fragmented waste management sector with a cloud-based solution that improves real-time visibility for all stakeholders. The Hyderabad-based startup is chasing a $100-billion market opportunity.
A wasteless marketplace: Having recently won at NASSCOM’s Emerge 50, Hyderabad-based Recykal says they want to encourage more government intervention in recycling exchanges
ARecykals technology helps in preventing the recyclable wastes going to landfills and channelising more materials for recycling.
Taking baby steps towards reusing its plastic bottles, N Pressed juices is turning them into no-fuss stationery
The plastic waste was collected by Hyderabad-based startup Recykal over the last month from various bulk generators in the city, including schools and IT companies.
It’s not World Environment Day, but every day should be. As we face a global climate catastrophe, little changes in all our lifestyles can make a difference
As per the initiative, if a person returns a cleaned half litre milk pouch to the collection point they will get 25 paise, whereas for a one litre milk pouch, they will get 50 paise
The Pollution Control Board (PCB) started a first-of-its-king digital waste collection centre in Kompally on Wednesday
Recykal offers digital technology solutions for recycling and waste management
I believe we all need to watch out for Recykal by Abhay Deshpande, last known for selling his venture Martjack to Capillary Technologies. Recykal is attacking the big problem of fragmentation in the waste management space in India by using technology. If you take paper, plastic, and e-waste, the total waste market in India currently stands at $15 billion.
A largely informal sector, waste management is a US$ 14 billion industry in India. Tech startup Recykal provides a digital technology platform that connects waste generators with waste aggregators / recyclers, and also works with Smart Cities and municipal corporations to improve their waste management through data analytic
The sheer size of India's garbage problem and the tightening noose around bulk waste producers present an opportunity for waste management start-ups
As an industry that lacks formal ecosystem, waste management is a space that is awaiting innovations
He's referring to the two years he spent with recyclers, learning the business, before he co-founded Recykal in 2019, with Abhishek Deshpande, ...
PREMIUM A local waste segregation unit enabled by Recykal. ... before he co-founded Recykal in 2019, with Abhishek Deshpande, Anirudha Jalan, Vikram Prabhakar and Ekta ...
Recykal lending digital support to waste management. - Advertisement - ... Recykal lending digital support to waste management.
Hyderabad: Recykal, a waste management company, first started its operations helping consumers recycle textiles.
HUL has partnered with various organizations to collect plastic waste, including Saahas, Carpe, Recykal, Planet Savers, RaddiConnect, Geoycle, Ramky Enviro.
Recykal offers digital solutions to the waste management and recycling ecosystem. Addressing the Sustainability Summit organised by The Indus Entrepreneurs
In the pursuit to take care of the environment, ISPF and IPUA along with Recykal have taken the initiative of GREEN REVOLUTION in Hyderabad
Under the initiative, old mattresses would be picked up from the dealer's doorstep using the Recykal app. Consumers will also get a discount redemption
How Recykal is cleaning up the mess ... Left) Vikram Prabakar, Abhay Deshpande, Abhishek Deshpande, Anirudha Jalan & Ekta Narain, Co-Founders of Recykal
According to Ahbay Deshpande, founder of Recykal — India's first waste-commerce company — this approach is common among Indians
Recykal is one of 17 members of The Circulars Accelerator Cohort 2021 on UpLink. Responsibly disposing of trash is a headache for communities the ...
Recykal, a digital 'waste commerce' solutions provider, has been selected as the first member from India for the World Economic Forum's Circulars ...
Recykal, an end-to-end digital 'waste-commerce' solutions provider headquartered in Hyderabad, on Friday said it has been selected ...
Recykal, a digital 'waste-commerce' solutions provider, has been selected as the first member from India for The Circulars Accelerator Program 2021.
Recykal Through digital solutions, the firm connects waste generators with waste processors to ensure more recycling. With its digital solutions, it seeks ...
New Delhi: As environmental concerns gain prominence amid the pandemic, Abhay Deshpande, founder of Recykal, has said that the country ...
Recykal is an end-to-end digital solutions provider, facilitating transactions for all stakeholders across India's waste management and recycling value...
Prior to Recykal, Abhishek worked for Accor group of hotels as an Operations Manager. 7 years of hospitality industry experience tremendously helped ...
Using technology to solve one of India's age-old problems, Hyderabad-based Recykal, which describes itself as the "Uber of waste collection," is on a ...
Pushkar Chitale, director, Chitale Group of Industries, said that the company is planning to implement this system through a digital platform - Uzed mobile app
Pune based milk and milk products maker Chitale has tied up with Recykal to recycle milk packets, plastic packaging material
Chitale Group of Industries and Recykal Recycling Technology Platform have launched Plastic Recycle Reloop programme on the occasion of World Environment Day on June 5
Hyderabad-based Recykal will use the funds to strengthen its technology offerings, as well as expand its team and presence in new cities across India.
Recykal, a cloud-based waste management and recycling enabler, has raised $2 million as part of a Pre-Series A financing round. The funding will enable it to expand its footprint across India.
1. Award of Merit - “Excellence in Managing Plastics and Packaging Wastes by EPR Strategies” – EPR Loop
2. Appreciation Letter – Excellence in Managing E-Waste by EPR Strategies (Producer Responsibility Organization Sub-Category)
Recykal - The 1st Indian startup Company to be the foremost member for the World Economic Forum (WEF)’s in ‘The Circulars Accelerator’ programme. It was a very proud moment for Abhay Deshpande to be selected under the category of ‘Recovering Value’.
Awards for those institutions and organisations who are not just driven by profit but a strong will to create sustainable development around the world. Recykal was one of them, who was recognized under the Responsible Business Awards.
Recykal is recognized as one of the '50 Most Innovative Emerging Software Product Companies' by NASSCOM and is selected for the coveted Emerge50 Awards
Recykal is runner up at the FICCI India Circular Economy Awards in Startups category. Mr. Amitabh Kant, CEO NITI Ayog has presented the award to Abhishek Deshpande and Anirudha Jalan at the Circular Economy Symposium, New Delhi
Recykal has won ‘Environmental Innovation of the Year’ award at Ecothon 2019 a national level conference on ‘Solutions for Sustainability. Our cofounder Mr. Abhishek Deshpande has received the award at the event held on 1-2 March, New Delhi.
Our founder Mr. Abhishek Deshpande has won the ‘Best Environmental Entrepreneur’ award at the event held in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh on 23rd Feb, 2019.
The award was presented by Shri Satyendra Kumar Jain Hon Minister Industries Urban Development PWD Govt of National Capital Territory of Delhi, in New Delhi on 10 Jan 2019
Recykal is an exhibitor at Plastivision 2020. We have showcased our Marketplace solution that helps aggregators, recyclers to connect and make transactions digitally!
Our Director Ms. Ekta Narain is a moderator for a panel discussion on 'Making Asian Plastic Recycling industry a sustainable plastic consumption ecosystem' at the event. The panelists include leading stalwarts from FMCG, packaging industries
Recykal is a Silver Partner at the CII National FMCG Summit! In the event attended by stalwarts of the FMCG Industry, we showcased our upcoming 'EPR platform' that will help brands to manage their EPR fulfillment digitally!
Recykal is a speaker at 'The Second Packaging Design, Innovation & Technology Conference' held at New Delhi. Rakesh Kumar, GM - North, Recykal shared his thoughts on 'Technology Initiatives towards EPR and Recycling MLP Waste' during the conference.
Recykal is sponsor at ' Contribution of Plastic Recycling for Nation Building' conference jointly conducted by Material Recycling Association of India, Indian Plastic Institute, DPMWA. Our Director Ekta Narain shared her insights on how Recykal's Digital Marketplace is helping recyclers get consistent supply, source quality materials for their business!
Our Co-founder Anirudha Jalan is speaker at the Confederation of Indian Industry Green Packaging Conference, Mumbai. Anirudha shared his insights on 'Extended Producer Responsibility in Packaging' and how Recykal's Digital technology is providing sustainable solutions for plastic waste management.
Recykal conducted Farmers Awareness Program on Waste Management & Sustainability at Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh. Our Awareness program helped farmers to understand the importance of waste management, recycling & sustainable practices at Agriculture and at Homes. During this program, more than 100+ farmers committed to dispose the wastes responsibly at Agriculture Farms and Homes to reduce the negative environmental impact.
Telangana State Pollution Control Board and Recykal have jointly launched the ‘E-waste & Plastic Waste Collection Drive’ a program that aims to raise awareness about source level segregation and recycling among the citizens. We have also had our ‘Recykal Point’ in Kompally inaugurated by Mr. Vishwanatham, Chief Environment Engineer, TSPCB
Five Indian start-ups were among the 100 new start-ups to join the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Technology Pioneers Community. These start-ups are expected to forge new paths in various sectors such as healthcare and food production.
Five Indian start-ups were among the 100 new start-ups to join the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Technology Pioneers Community. These start-ups are expected to forge new paths in various sectors such as healthcare and food production.
