Pars Charkhesh Asia at One Glance
The ultimate goal of this organization is to create value through environmental conservation. For this reason, the recycling of electronic waste using the hydrometallurgical method, as an environmentally friendly approach, is being implemented. This method not only prevents the release of heavy and hazardous metals into the environment but also safeguards the health of citizens and prevents diseases. In our industrial production group, Pars Charkhesh Asia, we have made efforts to enhance the scientific and cultural level of the country in the field of electronic waste management (E-Waste) with the aim of protecting our planet while promoting a circular economy.
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History of PCA
The leading and pioneering reference in the recycling industry of electronic waste using the environmentally friendly hydrometallurgical method, Pars Charkhesh Asia, initiated research and market analysis of electronic waste recycling in 2007 (1386 in the Persian calendar). This organization began its environmental protection activities in 2010 (1389) and started its industrial operations with the establishment and equipping of a factory in Eshtehard Industrial town in 2013 (1392).
Continuing its commitment to completing the process and utilizing the latest machinery and cutting-edge technology in line with the regulations set by influential organizations such as the United Nations, the World Health Organization, Iran’s Environmental Protection Organization, and conventions like Basel, Rotterdam, and Minamata, the factory relocated to Eyvanki Industrial town. With the efforts of a group of national experts, the industrial-environmental activities have been sustained.
With a focus on environmental protection and studying the conditions and markets of countries and leading international companies, the Eyvanki Industrial town factory, spanning approximately 1 hectare, engages in the recycling of all categories of electronic waste using state-of-the-art global technologies.
The Recycling Factory
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