One trusted default
Generators name us without shopping around, because the last ten liftings went exactly as agreed.
What we're building toward, and the discipline we hold to on the way there — stated plainly, not as a slogan.
We want the factory floor supervisor, the plant EHS lead and the finance team to all point to the same company when scrap comes up — because the weight is real, the rate was agreed before pickup, and the paperwork survives an audit.
At scale, that turns scrap in India from an unbilled receivable into a managed material stream — feeding recycled granule and flake, and eventually compressed biogas, back into the economy instead of a landfill.
Lift what we say we'll lift. Weigh it honestly, with the generator's representative present or a countersigned load sheet on site. Pay on the date we commit to, tracked in our own ERP rather than left to memory.
And support every generator's EPR and audit documentation with a traceable chain — quantity at source reconciled against quantity received, never reconstructed after the fact.
Generators name us without shopping around, because the last ten liftings went exactly as agreed.
Scrap treated as a priced, tracked input to manufacturing — not a cost to dispose of.
Witnessed weighment on every lifting. No claimed figures, no weighbridge surprises.
A load sheet and reconciled quantity trail, ready before the auditor asks for it.
We handle regulated streams — but through authorised partners, and we say so. Hazardous waste, e-waste and used oil are collected, transported and channelised by GHBPL to recyclers, re-refiners and TSDFs holding the relevant CPCB authorisation. GHBPL's own authorisation applications for these categories are in process; until they are granted, every regulated load moves under an authorised handler's registration, with GHBPL managing collection, manifest, documentation and certificate recovery.
What we buy, weigh and move on our own account is non-hazardous industrial and commercial scrap — plastics, ferrous and non-ferrous metal, paper and general dry waste.
Alongside plastic and metal trading, we are developing a Compressed Biogas (CBG) initiative under the national GOBARdhan scheme, converting organic and agricultural waste into clean energy and organic manure. The project is registered with UPNEDA and is currently in the funding and detailed-project-report stage — operational details will be published here once the plant is commissioned.
Book a site assessment and we'll price each category separately — in writing, before anything moves.