Elima, a leading player in India’s circular economy and e-waste management sector, announced the launch of Flypbox — an innovative platform offering refurbished laptops and IT devices for India’s rapidly growing value-driven market. Flypbox operates both online and offline, empowering MSMEs, corporates, startups, Government Institutions, leasing companies, students, designers, gamers, and all other end consumers with high-performance refurbished tech at up to 70% lower costs — without compromising quality, reliability, or support.
With India’s refurbished electronics market projected to cross $10 billion by 2026, the launch of Flypbox addresses two critical needs: affordability and like-new quality. Every device sourced through Flypbox undergoes a rigorous 100+ multi-point quality check, professional refurbishment, and comes with the longest warranty assurance, giving buyers peace of mind while making smarter environmental choices.
“Flypbox isn’t just about refurbished laptops — it’s about reimagining how India accesses technology,” said Abhishek Agashe, Co-founder & CEO at Elima. “Today, businesses and individuals want affordable, high-performing devices, but also want to make responsible choices. Flypbox bridges that gap by offering certified, quality-assured tech that’s both light on the wallet and lighter on the planet,” he added.
Key Highlights of Flypbox:
- Up to 70% savings compared to new devices
- 100+ Certified multi-point quality checks to ensure performance and reliability
- Minimum 1-year Warranty support on every device
- Sustainably sourced refurbished tech contributing to circular economy goals
- Wide range of products — from laptops to IT peripherals, catering to students, businesses, and leasing firms
Flypbox will be available both online through its dedicated e-commerce portal (Flypbox.com) and offline through trusted partners across major Tier I and Tier II cities, ensuring easy access and support for customers nationwide.
Over the next three years, Elima aims to refurbish and remanufacture over 1,00,000 IT devices through Flypbox, directly preventing these from ending up in landfills or informal recycling networks. Through this effort, the company projects zero e-waste generation from its operations, fully aligning with its core vision of enabling a closed-loop economy. Additionally, the impact on natural resource conservation is substantial — Flypbox’s refurbishment-first model will help conserve over 1.3 million tons of geological resources otherwise needed for manufacturing new devices.
In a market where value-conscious purchasing is on the rise, Flypbox is set to become the trusted destination for refurbished IT tech, delivering performance, affordability, and environmental responsibility in one package.
