We integrate environmental responsibility into every aspect of our business. By prioritising repair, refurbishment, and reuse, we extend the lifecycle of network equipment, significantly reducing waste and conserving valuable resources. Our dedication to sustainable practices is evident in our efforts to minimise our carbon footprint and promote a circular economy within the technology industry.
Through a combination of data-driven reporting and tangible action, we are driving meaningful change in the technology industry—creating sustainable solutions that benefit both our customers and the planet. Partnering with TXO means working with a trusted expert dedicated to reducing environmental impact and supporting businesses in achieving their sustainability goals with confidence.
We collaborate closely with our customers to assess and enhance their sustainability practices. Through detailed impact assessments and guidance on meeting key environmental targets, we ensure businesses can track their progress and align operations with global sustainability standards.
Our robust reporting tools provide actionable insights, enabling customers to demonstrate measurable progress toward a greener future.
At TXO, our approach is built on five core impact investing principles—transparency, accountability, sustainability, innovation, and community impact. These guide our KPI reporting and drive measurable, positive change for our clients, communities, and the environment.
To assess our environmental impact, we track KPIs such as products repaired and recycled, carbon emissions avoided, and waste diverted from landfill. Over the 12 months leading up to 31 August 2024, we recycled 1,886 tonnes of e-waste and diverted it from landfill, while also processing and repairing 13,451 products.
We are delighted to announce that TXO has been named one of the top sustainability companies in TechRound’s Sustainability60, securing the #57 spot. This prestigious recognition highlights organisations across the UK and Europe that are driving meaningful environmental change in technology and business.
The telecoms industry is accelerating its shift towards circularity in 2025. With 2G/3G shutdowns, refurbished equipment, and evolving supply chains, operators are embracing sustainable solutions.
Despite growing costs and operational challenges, legacy networks such as copper, 2G, and 3G will remain active for years to come
