SINGAPORE (May 16, 2023) – SK Tes IT asset disposition (ITAD) services have been making a difference: organizations worldwide have reduced their environmental impact while also maximizing the financial value of their used devices.
SK Tes, a global leader in sustainable technology services, has expanded its global owned-and-operated facility footprint to over two and a half million square feet, assisting companies with ITAD solutions for their technology assets.
"As global companies increasingly prioritize sustainability and seek to maximize their return on investment, IT asset disposition has become a critical consideration," said Eric Ingebretsen, Chief Commercial Officer for SK Tes.
SK Tes helps businesses maximize asset value by leveraging their global data analytics engine, guiding where assets are sold, to which buyers, and at what price. "Our extensive global presence and industry analytic capabilities empower us to maximize the ROI for our clients," Ingebretsen explained. "Our pricing analytics engine provides unparalleled insights into pricing history, buyers worldwide, and market trends, optimizing the resale value of IT assets."
With a physical presence in over 20 countries, SK Tes has unique insights into local markets, enabling them to adjust strategies accordingly. "Our in-depth knowledge of buyers' preferences, market highs and lows, and how global events impact our market helps us make strategic decisions that maximize value for our clients," Ingebretsen said.
SK Tes's comprehensive ITAD approach, combined with unmatched visibility and data-driven insights, ensures clients receive the best possible return on their investments. "Our global network of facilities connects us to the strongest buyers in the regions we operate in. Coupled with our pricing analytics engine, we identify outlets for technology material that competitors cannot access," Ingebretsen added.
IT assets can often be refurbished and resold to generate revenue and offset the cost of new equipment. SK Tes's technology lifecycle solutions ensure devices are cleared of data, refurbished, and resold, allowing businesses to achieve the best ROI. Technology at the end of its lifecycle can still provide value through reselling components like batteries and chips.
"Using our analytics engine, we can track the erosion in device pricing over time, enabling businesses to make informed decisions about retiring their devices," Ingebretsen said.
For more information, visit the SK Tes website.
About SK Tes
Since our formation in 2005, SK Tes has become a global leader in sustainable technology services and bespoke solutions that manage the commissioning, deployment, and retirement of technology devices.
We provide comprehensive lifecycle services for technology devices, from deployment to decommissioning to recycling and end-of-life repurposing. This includes innovative processes like our proprietary lithium battery recycling method, which extracts scarce materials at purity levels suitable for reuse in manufacturing.
Our mission is to transform and repurpose one billion kilograms of assets securely, safely, and sustainably by 2030. With 43 owned facilities across 21 countries, we deliver unmatched service-level consistency, lower logistics costs, local compliance expertise, and support in local time zones and languages.
About SK ecoplant
The business model of SK ecoplant is an eco-friendly ecosystem platform linking technologies with humans, the environment, and finance. SK ecoplant is committed to building sustainable lifestyles through innovative solutions and advanced technologies, addressing current challenges and sowing the seeds for a better future.
By acquiring a leading company in the environmental industry, SK ecoplant is taking significant steps toward becoming Asia's leading environmental business by 2023, supported by clear mid- and long-term strategies for each business sector.
