We have now saved over 80 million electronic components from landfill, a milestone that coincides with our 25th anniversary this November. Since 2001, we have grown into a global company specialising in the redistribution of excess and obsolete electronic components.
To celebrate, we are planting 2,500 trees with One Tree Planted. They add to the more than 21,000 trees we have already planted together, supporting reforestation, land restoration and biodiversity.
Kenny McGee, CEO and Founder of Component Sense, said,
"When I started Component Sense in 2001, our purpose was to reduce e-waste and help the electronics industry become more sustainable, as most manufacturers simply wrote off their excess inventory. Twenty-five years and over 80 million components later, our mission is the same: to lead electronics manufacturers towards zero waste.
I’m proud of what our team has achieved, and excited for the next 25 years.”
Today, we work with Tier 1 original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and electronics manufacturing services (EMS) providers in over 77 countries. Through InPlant™, Consignment and Outright Purchase, we help them recover value from excess and obsolete components.
Thank you to everyone who has worked with us over the past 25 years.
Read the full story on our 25th anniversary page, or read our press release on Business Wire.