Surbine Recycling Private Limited is an initiative to bring around a revolution in the recycling of the E-Waste that would reduce social and environmental impact of improper disposal and unorganized recycling. Surbine would contribute to the national growth as well by reducing the outflow of a large amounts of PCB to Europe by retaining the Gold, Silver, Palladium and other precious metals found in E-Waste which are otherwise imported into the country.
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SURBINE RECYCLING PRIVATE LIMITED is a government-verified manufacturer of other manufacturing based in Jamnagar, Gujarat, India. It was incorporated in 2016 per Ministry of Corporate Affairs records (CIN U37200GJ2016PTC094098). BharatSeal verifies it against MCA — official Indian government registries. Its BharatSeal trust score is 50 out of 100.
Manufacturer
Jamnagar, GJ, India
Yes — verified across MCA (government registries including MCA, GSTN). CIN: U37200GJ2016PTC094098.
SURBINE RECYCLING PRIVATE LIMITED was incorporated in 2016 per Ministry of Corporate Affairs records under CIN U37200GJ2016PTC094098. The company has been operating for 10 years, with the registration auditable on mca.gov.in.
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