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ERI and Green Marble Announce Strategic Partnership to Launch “ERI Vietnam”

FRESNO, Calif. & HANOI, Vietnam--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ERI, the U.S.’s leading material resource recovery, ITAD, mobility and data destruction/processing provider and largest recycler of electronics, has announced a strategic partnership with Green Marble Company, the sub-holding enterprise of VSD Holdings in charge of recycling facilities designed to further the circular economy in Vietnam.

"Our work will be done in a radically transparent, end-to-end closed circular loop manner where materials will be kept out of landfills, responsibly recycled, and put back into the circular economy to produce new products in Vietnam."

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ERI and Green Marble will team up to bring state-of-the-art e-waste recycling and ITAD services to Vietnam at what will be known as “ERI Vietnam.” The venture, co-owned by ERI and Green Marble (50% ownership for each organization), will incorporate best practices from both organizations, including ERI’s innovation-driven circular solutions for responsibly recycling electronics, and the networks of the Green Marble, VSD Holdings and their partners in Vietnam and overseas.

“It’s an honor to partner with this leading Vietnamese sustainable development brand for this first-of-its-kind venture,” said John Shegerian, ERI’s Chairman and CEO. “Green Marble and ERI working together signals a uniquely powerful partnership that will bring best sustainability and circularity practices from North America and Asia together as one brand. Our work will be done in a radically transparent, end-to-end closed circular loop manner where materials will be kept out of landfills, responsibly recycled, and put back into the circular economy to produce new products in Vietnam, a land of tremendous growth opportunities in this sector. We are incredibly excited and honored to be entering into this strategic partnership with our future-minded friends at Green Marble.”

“We are proud to partner with ERI to establish ERI Vietnam and introduce world-class e-waste recycling and ITAD capabilities to the Vietnamese market,” said Vu Ngoc Tu, Founder and CEO of VSD Holdings. “This partnership represents an important step toward our vision of building a transparent, technology-driven and internationally compliant recycling ecosystem in Vietnam. By combining ERI’s proven expertise, advanced technologies and global standards with Green Marble and VSD Holdings’ local knowledge, infrastructure and networks, we aim to recover valuable resources, protect data and the environment, and create a truly closed-loop model that supports Vietnam’s transition toward a circular economy.”

With eight locations (and growing) in the United States, ERI’s strengths lie in its ability to provide circular solutions ranging from data destruction and the advanced shredding of end-of-life IT equipment to remarketing, recycling, logistics and regulatory compliance services. In addition to its achievement of highly transparent chain of custody management ensuring the tracking of each IT asset using proprietary software, ERI also possesses technologies leveraging AI image recognition and robotic arms to automatically and accurately sort shredded materials.

Since its establishment, ERI has recycled more than 3 billion pounds of e-waste in the US, and it has contributed significantly to the realization of a circular economy. While ERI has stringently audited ITAD and recycling partners in over 140 countries, this new partnership with Green Marble is ERI’s first owned and ERI-branded location in Vietnam.

ERI Vietnam is scheduled to begin doing business later in 2026.

ERI is a leading international material resource recovery, ITAD and tech reuse and recycling company. ERI is certified at the highest level by all leading environmental and data security oversight organizations to de-manufacture, recycle, and refurbish every type of electronic device in an environmentally responsible manner. It is the first company in its industry to achieve ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certifications for security and data protection. ERI has the capacity to process more than a billion pounds of electronic waste annually at its eight certified locations, serving every zip code in the United States. ERI’s mission is to protect people, the planet and privacy. For more information about circularity, ITAD services and e-waste recycling at ERI, call 1-800-ERI-DIRECT or visit https://eridirect.com.

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Media contact: Paul Williams, 310/569-0023, paul.williams@eridirect.com

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