Kimbrer Computer is a trusted B2B supplier of refurbished IT Enterprise hardware
Year of investment: 2022
Revenues 2022: DKK 308m
Number of FTEs 2022: 56
CEO: Bjarne Aarup
Board: Stephan Derksen, Johan Lundén & Nina Hoffman von Holten
Founded in 1995, Kimbrer Computer has since then grown to become one of Denmark’s leading suppliers of used and refurbished IT hardware.
Kimbrer Computer purchases used critical IT infrastructure from suppliers and hardware is then carefully sorted, data is securely erased, hardware is tested, refurbished, cleaned and stored in the warehouse and ultimately sold to B2B customers worldwide (through brokers and increasingly direct through webstore or KAM). Kimbrer’s refurbished products provide a 90% lower CO2 footprint than primary material.
“We are excited to join forces with Trill Impact. They are a great match with Kimbrer Computer as our values and ambitions on both sustainability and growth align. Trill Impact wishes to build on our existing strong foundation enabling us to provide even more refurbished hardware to customers globally. Trill Impact has the experience and expertise to support both our growth and sustainability journeys towards growing the business, serving more customers, and scaling our positive impact on environment, people, and society.”
- Bjarne Aarup, CEO of Kimbrer Computer
Trill Impact sees significant potential in supporting the growth journey of Kimbrer Computer by further strengthening the core of the business by growing organically as well as via M&A thus becoming a leading European Circular IT platform. Key impact and investment attractions, in Trill Impact’s view, include:
Kimbrer successfully contributes to the circular economy by extending the life of enterprise IT hardware, thus reducing CO2 footprint by up to 90%, reducing raw materials, e-waste, energy and water usage in comparison to the production of new hardware.
Electrical and Electronic equipment is one of the fastest growing waste streams and less than 40% of all e-waste is recycled in Europe
24 of 27 countries fail their respective recycling targets and Information and Computer Technology (ICT) equipment is the third largest contributor accounting for 14% of total e-waste
These products rarely reach their actual lifetime and it is estimated that they are discarded at least 2-3 years earlier than designed
Enables impact acceleration across the following SDG targets:
SDG 12.4: Environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle
SDG 12.5: Substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling, and reuse
SDG 13: Climate Action
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