Partnerships and connections

Complementary capabilities.

We connect those facing asset and material challenges with those who can contribute processing, technology, knowledge or applications.

Ways to collaborate

Where your company can participate.

Specific need

Project scope

Circuvia coordination · Defined interfaces and responsibilities

Capabilities to connect according to the project
  • Operators and processors

    Collection, sorting, preparation, repair, recycling and treatment, according to capabilities and qualifications relevant to the stream.

    Processing and operations
  • Laboratories and specialists

    Characterisation, testing, development, quality and technical support for project decisions.

    Testing and technical assessment
  • Buyers and converters

    Applications for components, materials and resins, with defined quality and supply requirements.

    Application and receipt
  • Manufacturers and channels

    Trade-in and return programmes, technology and complementary solutions for business customers.

    Trade-in, returns and channels

Technical compatibility · Quality · Availability · Price · Timeline · Responsibilities

Fig. 01— Different capabilities, a shared scopeMap of possible collaborations. It does not represent accredited partners or guaranteed demand; a company may fulfil different roles.

How to start

Present your capabilities.
Let's assess the connection.

  • Company, location and contact person
  • Processes, materials or technologies covered
  • Capacity, requirements, limits and relevant documentation
  • Type of opportunity and regions of interest
Discuss a partnership

Partnership criteria

The relationship starts with a clear scope.

Participation is assessed based on technical compatibility, quality, availability, price, timeline and responsibilities. Interest in a partnership does not imply automatic accreditation or guaranteed demand.

The same company may act as an operator, buyer, channel or supplier in different projects. Its role, remuneration and use of information are defined in the commercial relationship.