Collection · security · recovery · Tunisia

The end of a device.
The start of a material.

Joulia Récupération organises the end of life of electrical, electronic and IT equipment through a clear chain: collection, data protection, dismantling, sorting and material routing.

Business solutions Individual solutions

Historical reference: Société Joulia Récupération (SJR) is the new company name for the business previously known as Dallagi Récupération (SDR).

Reuse where relevant

Materials separated

Risk fractions isolated

Ministerial authorisation No. 13-2026

Benefits for your organisation

Reclaim your space.Conserve useful resources.

An organised handover helps you reclaim space, understand where equipment goes and protect what matters.

Reclaim useful space

Identify unused equipment and plan its removal so storage areas can support your day-to-day operations again.

Protect your information

Identify sensitive storage media and agree on their treatment and the evidence required before handing them over.

Keep useful records

Agree on the inventory, quantities and handover documents so your organisation retains a usable record of the operation.

Conserve resources

Reuse, where appropriate, and suitable recycling help keep useful materials in circulation.

Risks to consider

Your e-waste needs careful handling.

Understand the risks

Batteries & fire

A damaged battery can catch fire. Report any leaks or swelling without attempting to dismantle it.

Pollution & health

Some components contain hazardous substances. Avoid breaking screens or dismantling equipment yourself.

Confidential data

A device that no longer works may still hold data. Plan for erasure or storage-media treatment before handover.

Before handing over your equipment

Read all preparation tips

1. Take stock
Equipment types, quantities, location and a few photos help us assess your request.
2. Flag specific issues
Mention damaged batteries, broken screens and sensitive data when you first contact us.
3. Confirm the arrangements
Agree on drop-off or collection arrangements and the documents needed before travelling.

Ministerial authorisation no. 13-2026. Authorised WEEE capacity: 240 tonnes/year. View the authorised scope.

Start with your situation

The right solution for your needs.

A 500-device IT fleet is not handled like a single household computer. Logistics, traceability and evidence are adapted to the real situation.

SJR team receiving a professional batch of electronic equipment

BUSINESS ROUTE

One batch, sensitive data, clear responsibility.

For IT, HSE, procurement and public-sector teams: planned collection, sensitive media, sorting, dismantling and agreed records.

01Qualify the batch
02Plan collection
03Secure & process
04Document the work

Prepare a business request View the business dossier →

IT & CIOIndustryBanking & insurancePublic sectorTelecomRetail & hospitality

Integrated services

From collection to material recovery.

Each project is scoped around equipment type, quantity, location, data-bearing devices and the evidence your organisation requires.

01Upstream

Collection & dedicated logistics

Batch qualification, collection preparation, loading and transport to the receiving area within the agreed service scope.

Site reviewPackingCollection

02Security

IT retirement & data media

Isolation of data-bearing equipment and routing to sanitisation or physical destruction according to sensitivity and owner instructions.

HDD / SSDServersTraceability

03Workshop

Dismantling & separation

Targeted manual disassembly, component removal and preparation of homogeneous fractions: boards, metals, cables, plastics and assemblies.

DepollutionDisassemblySorting

04Downstream

Recovery & residue routing

Preparation of recoverable materials and routing of non-recoverable or higher-risk fractions to channels suited to their nature.

FerrousCopperCircuit boards

Circular economy, in practice

Keeping resources in use.

Equipment is not handled as one undifferentiated mass. Its condition, components, data and risks determine its route. When reuse is no longer relevant, dismantling enables component recovery and material separation.

SJR principleThe best available route, based on condition, composition and risk.

01
AssessCondition · composition · data
02
ExtendReuse where relevant
03
RecoverUseful parts · components
04
ValoriseMetals · cables · plastics
05
ControlResidual or risk-bearing fractions

Evidence before claims

No decorative environmental figure: weights, batches, operations and destinations provide the basis for verifiable information.

Operating chain

A clear process, from start to finish.

The process is more than disposing of equipment. We identify the stream, secure what is sensitive, remove risk-bearing components and direct each fraction to the right outcome.

Scope the need

Equipment, volumes, location, timing and confidentiality constraints.

Collect the batch

Logistics and controlled grouping of the relevant assets.

Receive & weigh

Inbound checks, weighing and treatment-batch creation.

Sort & secure

Category separation and isolation of sensitive media.

Neutralise data

Sanitisation or destruction based on media and requirement.

Route materials

Dismantling, recoverable fractions and adapted downstream channels.

SJR receiving and weighing station with wiring secured in surface conduit

SJR team dismantling and separating electronic equipment

Circuit boards being sorted by fraction at the SJR facility

SJR technicians carrying out controlled physical destruction of hard drives — **Sensitive media** · isolated from the material stream

Confidentiality

Your data remains sensitive.

A hard drive removed from a computer can remain readable until the information is neutralised using an appropriate method.

Isolation

Storage media is separated from other components during sorting.

Defined method

Controlled sanitisation for eligible reuse, physical destruction when required.

Evidence

The service defines the required report or certificate detail in advance.

Processed streams

From equipment to materials.

Final routing depends on condition, composition and risk. Priority is given to preparation for reuse where relevant, then component recovery and material recycling.

Sorted metal fractions in containers and on pallets at the SJR facility

MAT-01

Iron & steel

Sorted frames, structures and ferrous parts.

Electrical cables and copper separated by category at the SJR facility

MAT-02

Copper & cables

Conductors, harnesses and non-ferrous-rich components.

MAT-03

Circuit boards

Separated fractions for specialist processing and material recovery.

Plastic casings from electrical equipment sorted by category

MAT-04

Plastics

Cases, bezels and polymer elements separated where possible.

IT equipment and subassemblies being sorted by the SJR team

MAT-05

IT components

Power supplies, memory, drives, fans and subassemblies.

Electronic fractions isolated in a controlled storage area

MAT-06

Risk fractions

Components isolated and routed according to their nature.

MAT-07

Data media

Hard drives, SSDs and other media handled in a separate chain.

Documented compliance

Authorised in the name of Joulia Récupération.

Ministry of the Environment decision No. 13-2026 sets out the authorised activities, waste streams and capacities for the Ezzahra facility.

Decision No. 13-2026

Ministry of the Environment authorisation. The term is three years from signature under article 8.

WEEE operations

Collection, transport, sorting, storage and dismantling under the permit’s conditions.

Authorised annual capacities

WEEE: 240 t/year · used vehicle catalysts: 32 t/year.

Screen precautions

Storage without dismantling before transfer to ANGED’s WEEE facility.

Acceptance must be confirmed

Type, condition, quantity and arrangements are checked before collection.

Check the scope

Organized overview of the SJR facility — Processing unit

SJR team receiving and pre-sorting IT equipment — Receiving & pre-sorting

Controlled physical destruction of data media — Sensitive media

Circuit boards sorted by fraction — Electronic fraction

Frequently asked questions

Before collection.

A few answers to help prepare a clear request and accelerate the assessment.

Which equipment can you handle?

Computers, servers, monitors, printers, peripherals, network and telecom hardware, cables, boards and electrical or electronic devices, subject to assessment and the applicable regulatory scope.

Can you collect directly from a business site?

On-site collection can be organised after batch qualification, volume estimate, access review and loading-condition confirmation.

What happens to collected equipment?

It is sorted and routed to reuse, component recovery, material recycling or an adapted channel for non-recoverable or risk-bearing fractions.

How are hard-drive data protected?

Media is isolated. The method—sanitisation, physical destruction or a suitable combination—is agreed according to sensitivity, media type and evidence requirements.

Which records can be provided?

Depending on scope: collection record, weight record, batch inventory, operation attestation, media-destruction certificate or recovery summary. Exact content is agreed before service.

What precautions should I take before collection?

Identify devices, report damaged batteries and broken screens, and prepare any media containing data. Read our guide before handover. Read the practical guide

Prepare your request

Let’s talk about your equipment.

First tell us whether you act for an organisation or as an individual. The form then adapts the information it asks for.