
From waste to wealth: rethinking operator supply chains for sustainability
The tech industry has long been associated with innovation, but as we move into 2025, innovation must go beyond new products and features—it must include sustainability.
Every piece of equipment that we restore or repurpose prevents unnecessary manufacturing, reduces reliance on raw material extraction, and keeps valuable assets in circulation for longer. Through expert-led refurbishment and strategic reuse programmes, we help companies transition from a linear ‘take, make, dispose’ model to a truly circular one.
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The circular economy is a model designed to eliminate waste, keep materials in use, and regenerate natural systems. Unlike the traditional ‘linear’ economy—where raw materials are used, turned into products, and then discarded—the circular approach reduces environmental harm, conserves resources, and supports long-term sustainability.
With growing global demand for natural resources and increasing awareness of environmental impacts, transitioning to a circular economy is not just an idea; it’s a necessity. It also makes business sense, creating new growth opportunities, improving resource efficiency, and fostering a more competitive, sustainable economy.
By choosing TXO, businesses can make a tangible difference—not just in reducing their environmental footprint but in creating long-term commercial value. Explore how our circular economy initiatives can help your organisation embrace sustainability with confidence.
The tech industry has long been associated with innovation, but as we move into 2025, innovation must go beyond new products and features—it must include sustainability.
With the World Economic Forum reporting that circular models could generate $4.5 trillion in economic benefits by 2030, telecoms are rethinking their supply chains, device lifecycles, and e-waste management.
The telecom industry is undergoing a major transformation—one that blends sustainability with financial efficiency.