<p>Speaking to Deccan Herald, he said, “Owing to the huge growth of IT industry in the South, Attero has plans of setting up a facility close to Electronics City, in the first half of this year.” Delhi-headquartered Attero has a facility in Roorkee, Uttarkhand, where e-waste management processes of manual segragation of components from hardware, a mechanical separation system involving magnets and metallurgical processes of extracting reusable materials from components are carried out. <br /><br />The Bangalore facility, which may employ around 25 people, will carry out manual segragation and separation process levels, Gupta said.<br /><br />“The e-waste management market in India may be worth $1 billion in the next 2 to 3 years and Attero aims to be the leader of clean technology sector,” Gupta said. <br /><br />Attero wants to focus only on the Indian market.It’s clientele include Wipro, HCL, Google India and Tata Teleservices. Last fiscal, the company logged revenues worth $1 million.</p>
<p>Speaking to Deccan Herald, he said, “Owing to the huge growth of IT industry in the South, Attero has plans of setting up a facility close to Electronics City, in the first half of this year.” Delhi-headquartered Attero has a facility in Roorkee, Uttarkhand, where e-waste management processes of manual segragation of components from hardware, a mechanical separation system involving magnets and metallurgical processes of extracting reusable materials from components are carried out. <br /><br />The Bangalore facility, which may employ around 25 people, will carry out manual segragation and separation process levels, Gupta said.<br /><br />“The e-waste management market in India may be worth $1 billion in the next 2 to 3 years and Attero aims to be the leader of clean technology sector,” Gupta said. <br /><br />Attero wants to focus only on the Indian market.It’s clientele include Wipro, HCL, Google India and Tata Teleservices. Last fiscal, the company logged revenues worth $1 million.</p>