The Royal Mint’s Reformation Metals Partners with Procurri to Expand Global IT Asset Recovery
- Strategic partnership expands Reformation Metals’ global processing capabilities.
- Integrates worldwide ITAD services with secure logistics and data destruction.
- Targets high-value circuit board disposal for enterprise and public-sector organisations.
Reformation Metals, The Royal Mint’s precious metals recovery business, has appointed Procurri as a key strategic partner for upstream IT asset lifecycle and recovery services.
Under the agreement, Procurri will manage secure collection, decommissioning and data destruction of end-of-life IT equipment for enterprise and public-sector customers worldwide. Reformation Metals will then process circuit boards from the equipment using its world-first clean-technology process, developed by its partner Excir, which recovers up to 99% of surface gold content. Other metals of value recovered by The Royal Mint include palladium, silver and copper.
Procurri operates processing locations across the UK, Europe, USA, Canada and Singapore. Combined with Reformation Metals’ advanced recycling capability, the partnership offers organisations a compliant, auditable route for retiring IT equipment.
Sean Millard, Chief Growth Officer at The Royal Mint, said: “We’re bringing together best-in-class IT asset disposal services with a genuinely differentiated recycling capability.
“Procurri’s expertise in secure logistics, decommissioning and data destruction complements our clean-technology process for precious metals recovery, allowing us to offer customers a trusted, end-to-end solution that protects data, maximises material value and supports a more sustainable approach to technology disposal.”
Mat Jordan, CEO, Procurri, said: “This partnership reflects a shared commitment to delivering secure, compliant and sustainable outcomes for organisations managing retired IT assets.
“By combining Procurri’s global IT asset lifecycle capabilities with Reformation Metals’ innovative precious metals recovery process, we are providing customers with an auditable, trusted, end-to-end approach that protects data, recovers value and supports the transition to a more circular economy.”
The partnership targets large-scale enterprise, telecoms and public-sector clients, particularly where high-value circuit boards and secure precious-metal recovery are priorities.
From left to right: Mat Jordan, CEO, Procurri; Imaizumi Fumitoshi, Group Chief Executive Officer, EXEO Global; Kow Ya, Group Chief Operating Officer, EXEO Global; Sean Millard, Chief Growth Officer, Royal Mint.