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Our story

The infrastructure between what India throws away and what it urgently needs.

India imports the overwhelming majority of its critical minerals while discarding the very materials its economy depends on. ReVivo exists to close that gap — building the circular resource infrastructure that recovers, traces and returns strategic materials to industry at national scale.

Recovery is infrastructure

Circularity doesn't scale on goodwill. It scales on infrastructure — connected, traceable and accountable. That's what we build.

Waste is misplaced supply

The critical materials India imports are already inside what it discards. We treat waste streams as the nearest deposit, not a disposal problem.

Trust is the product

Recovered material is only valuable if it can be trusted. Traceability and compliance turn claims into verifiable supply.

Name & mark

The story behind ReVivo.

Every part means something. The name fuses three ideas — and the mark hides three more.

ReVivo
Re
RECYCLE

Material, back into the loop

Viv
REVIVE

Resources brought back to life

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THE CLOSED LOOP

Circularity, by name

ReVivo mark — the R drawn as a 3

Look closer at the mark: our initial R is drawn as a 3 — a double signal.

The 3 R's of recycling

ReduceReuseRecycle

ReVivo Resource Recovery

ReVivoResourceRecovery

The opportunity

Indiathrowsawaywhattheworldneeds.

The materials the global economy urgently needs — copper, lithium, cobalt, nickel — are already inside India's waste streams. The infrastructure to recover them didn't exist. Until now.

Impact

Recovery isn't just circular. It's critical.

The case for circular resource infrastructure is human, economic and environmental — and all three are urgent.

Human impact

Safer recovery, by design.

Millions handle hazardous waste informally — burning cables, acid-leaching boards — exposed and unprotected. Formal recovery infrastructure means safer handling, reduced informal exposure, lower contamination risk and better worker conditions.

Safer

handling replacing hazardous informal exposure

Lower

contamination risk to people and communities

Economic impact

Recovery is resource security.

India imports over 90% of its critical minerals. Recovering them domestically builds resource security, formalises a fragmented sector, and grows industrial supply — turning discarded material into a dependable, home-grown input.

90%+

of critical minerals currently imported

₹400Cr+

recoverable from India's annual e-waste alone

Environmental impact

Recovery avoids what extraction costs.

Every tonne recovered is a tonne kept from landfill and not mined. Recovery diverts waste, returns strategic materials to use, and cuts virgin extraction — recycled aluminium needs ~5% of primary energy; re-refined base oil cuts GHG by up to 85%.

Diverted

from landfill — every stream is a resource

Less

virgin extraction, mining and import dependence

Aligned with UN SDGs

UN Sustainable Development Goal 8: Decent Work and Economic GrowthUN Sustainable Development Goal 9: Industry, Innovation and InfrastructureUN Sustainable Development Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and ProductionUN Sustainable Development Goal 13: Climate Action

Ready to build India's circular resource infrastructure?

We work with producers, recyclers, PROs, collection partners and government bodies. Let's talk.

Built by a focused team.

Meet the people building India's circular resource infrastructure — and the roles we're hiring for.