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- Waste Recovery Technology Inc. (6894.TWO) provides specialized wastewater treatment and metal recovery solutions primarily for the electronics manufacturing industry, focusing on copper-containing waste from printed circuit board (PCB), TFT-LCD, and semiconductor production; the company offers RecoCell electrowinning systems for customized wastewater treatment and metal recovery, dimensionally stable anodes for copper plating including platinum titanium variants, solvent-extraction systems for copper wastewater, PCB on-line electrowinning recycling systems for acid etching processes, alkaline etching solution recycling systems for copper ion extraction and separation, as well as automatic continuous extraction/regeneration/electrolysis copper processing systems, alongside related services such as engineering planning, design, construction, operation under its pioneering BOO (Build-Operate-Own) revenue-sharing model, technical consultation, repair, maintenance, waste disposal, equipment rental, R&D, manufacturing of environmental protection equipment, commercial wholesale/import/export of sewage treatment equipment and spare parts, and sales of recovered metal products. Founded in 2001 and headquartered at 12F-1, No.186, Dadun 19th St., Xitun Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan, the company operates principally in Taiwan with subsidiaries and service points in China (Kunshan/Shenzhen) and Southeast Asia (Vietnam/Thailand), targeting electronics factories seeking economical, sustainable zero-secondary-waste processes with low carbon emissions and cradle-to-cradle copper reuse capabilities. In 2022, Waste Recovery Technology completed its initial public offering on the Taiwan Stock Exchange, marking a key milestone in its pursuit of robust corporate governance and sustainable growth under its "Research, Innovation, Unique, Novel" culture; the firm continues to report strong financial performance, with third-quarter 2025 sales reaching TWD 351.14 million and nine-month net income of TWD 193.98 million, reflecting ongoing demand for its core electrowinning and recovery technologies.