Top 5 Waste Management Companies Transforming India


India generates approximately 7.90 million tonnes of hazardous waste annually, with 3.32 million tonnes ending up in landfills, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).

As urbanization accelerates and environmental concerns intensify, the need for sustainable waste management has never been greater. Businesses are increasingly adopting innovative solutions to tackle pollution and promote a circular economy.

Waste management and recycling companies play a crucial role in this transformation, efficiently managing and repurposing waste to reduce environmental impact. With growing stakeholders’ interest, regulatory push, and a shift toward sustainability, these companies are driving both ecological and economic change.

Here are five Indian companies leading the way in waste management.

1.       NEPRA Environmental Solutions Technologies Private Limited

NEPRA Environmental Solutions Technologies Private Limited (NEST) is a company dedicated to environmental compliance services and sustainable solutions. NEST offers customized services following a well-defined procedure aligned with tech-driven software-based systems. Embracing sustainability as a strategic imperative, NEST strives to enhance brand reputation and contribute to a more resilient and equitable future for both the businesses and communities.

2.       Urbaser Sumeet

Urbaser Sumeet Urban Services Pvt. Ltd. is a joint venture between Sumeet Facilities Ltd (India) and Urbaser S.A (Spain), a global leader in environmental services. Established in 2020, it manages India’s largest solid waste project in Chennai, serving 4 million people daily. The company focuses on waste collection, transportation, waste-to-energy, scientific landfills, and bio-medical waste treatment, aiming to expand sustainable waste management across India.

3.       Saahas Zero Waste – Sustainable Waste Management for Businesses

Saahas Zero Waste provides end-to-end waste management services based on the principles of the circular economy. Handling waste sustainably and responsibly, the company caters to MNCs, tech parks, residential communities, and other bulk-generating organizations and institutions. Bulk waste generators can connect with them to ensure their brand achieves zero waste to landfill.

4.       Blue Planet Environmental Solutions

Blue Planet is revolutionizing waste management by converting organic waste into biofuels, biogas, and compost. Their innovative solutions help cities and businesses reduce landfill dependency while contributing to clean energy initiatives.

5.       EcoWise Waste Management – E-Waste & Industrial Waste Recycling

EcoWise is a leading recycling and industry-specific waste management company committed to sustainability solutions for businesses and corporations. Based in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, EcoWise diverts over 60 tons of waste daily from landfills, serving residential, industrial, and commercial clients across India. With a focus on responsible waste handling, the company leverages its expertise to drive initiatives that benefit the waste industry, communities, and the environment, promoting a cleaner, greener future.

These companies are setting benchmarks for responsible waste management in India, driving innovation, and contributing to a cleaner, greener future.


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