Greentec
Sponsored- @type
- Organization
- foundingDate
- 1995
- headquarters
- Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
- industry
- Cleantech
- employees
- 51 to 200 (LinkedIn)
- founder
- Tony Perrotta
Greentec is an IT asset disposition and electronics recycling company based in Cambridge, Ontario, founded in 1995 by Tony Perrotta.
The company collects retired IT equipment from businesses and public bodies, destroys the data on it, and refurbishes or recycles the hardware. Tony Perrotta is the company's chief executive.
In 2022 Greentec became the first in Canada certified to R2v3, an electronics recycling standard.
Not to be confused with GreenTek Solutions, which buys and sells used IT equipment, GreenTec Auto, which replaces electric and hybrid car batteries, or Greentech Renewables, which supplies solar equipment.
Greentec
SponsoredGreentec collects IT equipment and electronic waste from a client's site. The company's white-glove service also audits the assets and destroys the data on site.
The company records each device down to its serial number, then resells the devices that have value.
Greentec erases drives with licensed software to US government standards and shreds any drive that fails the wipe or has no resale value.
The company resells retired servers, storage and crypto-mining hardware, including machines packed with graphics processors.
Bulk electronic waste goes to downstream partners for processing, and each client receives a certificate of recycling by weight.
Greentec recycles lithium-ion and household batteries. The company also collects and recycles lighting under Ontario's Product Care program, with a minimum pickup of 100 kilograms per skid.
School boards and universities use pickups that cover several schools at once. The University of Waterloo has used Greentec's IT asset disposal service.
Greentec destroys data for hospitals, clinics and long-term care homes, with audit-ready documentation. Circle of Care, part of Sinai Health, is a client.
Companies with offices, data centers and remote teams receive reports on data security and on the value recovered from their equipment.
Ontario schools and public bodies can buy Greentec's services through OECM, a not-for-profit sourcing partner for the province's education and public sectors. OECM's agreement with Greentec covers electronic device disposal and recycling.
Greentec donates refurbished technology. Through their partner Makhos Inc., some of those donations go to Indigenous-led schools and enterprises across Ontario. Greentec's Phones4Food program turns donated phones into funding for the food bank in Waterloo Region.
i-SIGMA, the body that issues NAID AAA certification for secure information destruction, cited Greentec's certified status in 2019. NAID AAA audits, both scheduled and unannounced, check chain of custody and employee screening.
Greentec's R2v3 certification dates from 2022. Sustainable Electronics Recycling International sets the standard, which requires certified sites to secure devices and any data on them. The standard's public register does not yet confirm whether the certification is current.
Partially confirmed
A web search finds no reported data breach, environmental violation, fine or lawsuit involving Greentec.
Figures differ
The figure is 83 million kilograms for 2025 on Greentec's sustainability page and more than 86 million in an undated company profile on i-SIGMA's event site.
Partially confirmed
OECM lists Greentec as a supplier partner and names no tier.
Cannot be checked
Greentec names no certifying body for any of the three, including ISO 14001 for environmental management.
Not yet confirmed
Not yet confirmed in the province's public registers. The two approvals named are permit 6247-6VDJUA to process electronic waste and registration as a processor with Ontario's Resource Productivity and Recovery Authority.
1995
Tony Perrotta started Greentec, which first recycled ink and toner cartridges. Over the next decade he led several expansions, and the company gained ISO 14001 certification.
2000
Greentec began collecting and recycling cellphones.
2002
Five companies, one of them already named Greentec International, merged to form the current corporation.
2005
Greentec expanded their cellphone and electronics recycling.
2010
Greentec moved into an 83,000-square-foot facility and started IT asset disposition and high-volume electronics recycling.
2017
Greentec's partnership with OECM began. By then the company held R2 certification for responsible recycling and NAID certification for information destruction.
2019
Tony Perrotta joined i-SIGMA's board of directors.
2024
Call2Recycle, an organization that runs battery recycling for producers, made Greentec their third battery sorting partner in Ontario, starting in May.
Greentec's own facility is at 95 Struck Court in Cambridge, the address on their federal registration.
Greentec works through about 20 sites run by other companies, in Canadian cities from Halifax to Vancouver and in the US and Mexico.
LinkedIn's company-size range for Greentec is 51 to 200 employees, and 107 LinkedIn members list Greentec as their employer.
From the Corporations Canada federal register. Checked Oct 1, 2026.
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