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  The  electronic scrap recycling market  involves the recycling of electronic waste or e-waste, which includes discarded electronic devices and components such as computers, laptops, smartphones, televisions, printers, and other similar products. The market for electronic scrap recycling has grown in recent years due to the increasing amount of e-waste generated globally and the harmful effects it can have on the environment if not disposed of properly. The recycling of e-waste not only helps reduce the environmental impact of such waste but also helps recover valuable metals and materials that can be reused in the manufacturing of new electronic products. The electronic scrap recycling market is segmented into different categories based on the type of electronic waste being recycled and the recycling method used. Some of the common methods used for e-waste recycling include mechanical recycling, pyrometallurgical recycling, and hydrometallurgical recycling. Mechanical r...

Electronic Scrap Recycling   is the process of recovering valuable metals and materials from discarded electronic devices. The electronic scrap recycling market has been growing rapidly in recent years due to the increasing amount of electronic waste generated worldwide and the environmental concerns associated with electronic waste disposal. In this market, the scrap is collected, sorted, and processed to extract valuable metals such as copper, gold, and silver, as well as other materials like plastics, glass, and other non-ferrous metals. Key Players: Some of the key players in the electronic scrap recycling market are Aurubis AG, Umicore SA, Sims Metal Management Limited, Electronic Recyclers International Inc., Boliden AB, Dowa Holdings Co. Ltd., MBA Polymers Inc., Stena Metall AB, Enviro-Hub Holdings Ltd., and E-Parisaraa Pvt. Ltd. Segmentation: The electronic scrap recycling market is segmented based on the type of material, source of waste, and geography. By type of material...