Dismantling an underused company: unlocking value and optimizing assets

Dismantling underused operations is strategic for releasing value and optimizing industrial assets. This process requires technical planning and legal compliance, including proper management of electronic waste in accordance with the National Solid Waste Policy (Law No. 12.305/2010).

Importance of dismantling for asset optimization

Proper dismantling makes it possible to recover materials and components with economic value, reducing operating costs and environmental impacts. It also prevents asset obsolescence and makes it easier to reallocate resources to more profitable activities.

Legal and environmental aspects

According to Law No. 12.305/2010, integrated management of the waste generated during dismantling is mandatory, ensuring environmentally appropriate disposal and minimizing environmental impacts. The correct treatment of electronic waste is provided for in the standard and must follow procedures established by bodies such as Ecobraz - electronic waste collection.

Secure management of media and equipment

Items such as hard disks and storage media must be treated in accordance with security protocols to avoid exposing sensitive data. The sanitization of electronic hard drives is a critical step in ensuring security and compliance with current legislation.

Technical planning for efficient dismantling

Strict processes are required to dismantle assets efficiently, including auditing the equipment, classifying the materials, mechanical dismantling and segregation for disposal or reuse. These steps have a direct impact on the financial recovery and sustainability of the operation.

Economic and sustainability benefits

In addition to freeing up fixed capital, the procedure meets environmental requirements, reduces environmental liabilities and contributes to the circular economy. The correct disposal of electronic waste also avoids fines and penalties under federal and state legislation, such as CETESB standards.