3R Technology Global Reaches £6M Revenue Milestone at Preston Facility
Our Preston, Lancashire facility has achieved £6 million in annual revenue, confirming the commercial viability of our AI-driven e-waste recovery model.
We are pleased to announce that our Preston, Lancashire facility has achieved £6 million in annual revenue for 2025, marking a significant milestone in our growth as an AI-driven urban mining operator.
A Landmark Achievement
The Preston facility, located at Unit 21–22 Roman Way, has been operational since our UK launch and continues to demonstrate the commercial viability of our proprietary Hermion robotic sorting technology.
Key metrics from the facility include:
- Up to 99% precious metal recovery rate
- 75%+ plastic recovery efficiency
- Full compliance with UK Environment Agency regulations
- Growing enterprise ITAD client base
What This Means
This revenue milestone validates our core thesis: that AI-driven urban mining can be both environmentally impactful and commercially profitable. We are now well-positioned to accelerate our planned expansion across the UK, USA, Europe, and South America.
Looking Ahead
With our target of 20 factories by 2030 and a $100M+ revenue goal, the success of Preston provides a proven blueprint for each new facility we open.
For enquiries about our services or investment opportunities, please contact us.
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