Wet
- Food scraps
- Peels
- Garden waste
Compost & biogas
Waste, sorted at source. Recovered with proof.
Pickup, segregation, recycling and compliance for government, businesses and cities across India, with our main focus on North India.
- Every pickup weighed
- Authorised partners only
- Certificates you can show
One pickup. Four streams. Nothing mixed.
Each stream rides its own lane to the right destination.
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Four bins. Four destinations.
India’s new rules ask every home and business to separate waste four ways. Here is where each one goes.
Dry
- Paper
- Plastic
- Metal & glass
Recycling
Sanitary
- Diapers
- Pads
- Masks
Safe treatment
Special care
- Batteries
- Medicines
- CFLs & paint
Hazardous facility
The 2026 waste rules are in force.
Bulk waste generators must now process wet waste on site or buy EBWGR certificates, register with CPCB and file every year.
Check what applies to you- 27 Jan 2026 Rules notified
- 1 Apr 2026 In force: four-stream segregation
- 30 June, every year Annual return due for bulk generators
You are a bulk waste generator if any one of these applies:
- 20,000+ sq m built-up area
- 40,000+ litres a day water use
- 100+ kg a day solid waste
Different waste. Different rules. One partner.
Choose who you are to see what the rules expect and how we help.
Housing societies & RWAs
Large societies are often bulk waste generators and must segregate into four streams and process wet waste on site.
More for housing societiesWhat the rules expect
- Four-stream segregation by every household
- On-site wet waste processing, or EBWGR certificates, if the society is a bulk waste generator
- Registration on the CPCB portal and an annual return by 30 June
Factories & warehouses
Mixed streams: packaging scrap, process waste, hazardous waste and e-waste, each with its own rule.
More for businesses and factoriesWhat the rules expect
- UPPCB consents (CTE and CTO) and waste authorisations
- Hazardous waste only to authorised TSDFs, with manifests
- EPR duties for plastic packaging, e-waste and batteries where applicable
Municipal bodies & Nagar Panchayats
Door-to-door collection, vehicles, processing plants and Garbage Free City goals under SBM-Urban 2.0.
More for municipal bodiesWhat the rules expect
- Segregated door-to-door collection and transport
- Scientific processing and legacy dumpsite remediation
- Garbage Free City star rating and Swachh Survekshan readiness
Brands, producers & importers
Extended Producer Responsibility for plastic packaging, electronics, batteries and tyres.
More for brands and producersWhat the rules expect
- EPR registration on the CPCB portal
- Annual recycling targets and recycled-content targets for rigid plastic packaging
- Annual returns and certificates from registered recyclers
Seven services, one accountable partner.
From a single scrap pickup to running a town’s collection fleet.
- Integrated Waste Management One partner for the whole cycle: audit, segregation, collection, processing and reporting.
- Waste Pickup & Segregation Scheduled doorstep pickup with four-stream segregation and digital weighing.
- Waste Recycling Plastics, paper, metals, glass and e-waste sent only to registered recyclers.
- Safe Waste Disposal Authorised disposal of what cannot be recycled, with a paper trail you can show an inspector.
- Waste-to-Energy Biogas and compost from wet waste, and refuse-derived fuel from non-recyclables.
- Waste Collection Vehicles E-loaders, tippers, compactors and hook loaders, on sale, lease or fully operated.
- Waste & ESG Consultancy EPR registration, Pollution Control Board approvals, bulk generator compliance and ESG reporting.
From your bin to a certificate in five stops.
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Book
Form, call or WhatsApp with your PIN code.
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Collect
Each stream travels apart.
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Weigh
Calibrated scales, slip on WhatsApp.
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Recover
Compost, biogas, recycling or RDF.
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Prove it
Certificates and monthly reports.
Across India. Focused on the North.
From our head office in Noida we serve government departments, PSUs, institutions and businesses across the country, with most of our work in North India.
- Head office Noida, Uttar Pradesh
- Focus region 9 North Indian states & UTs
- Reach Projects across India
Waste becomes energy.
Food waste becomes biogas and compost. Dry waste that cannot be recycled becomes fuel for cement kilns.
Industries must raise RDF use from 5% to 15% under the SWM Rules, 2026.
Waste-to-energy solutions- Wet waste Biomethanation · Composting Biogas, bio-CNG, manure
- Non-recyclable dry Shred and dry RDF for cement kilns
Vehicles that keep streams apart.
Supply, lease or a fully operated fleet, with partitioned bodies and GPS tracking.
Explore vehicles- Electric loader Lanes, door to door 500–1,000 kg
- Hopper tipper Secondary collection 1.25–3 m³
- Refuse compactor High-volume routes 4–24 m³
- Hook & skip loader Markets and sites By container
Events & gallery.
Launch days, exhibitions and work on the ground. The people behind every pickup.
Why this work matters.
India now processes most of its urban waste. The tonnes left are mixed and unsegregated, and that is the gap we close.
Urban India’s solid waste, every day
80.17% processed
- Generated
- 1,66,096 t
- Processed
- 1,33,164 t
- Not yet processed
- 32,932 t
Share of urban waste processed
16% 2014
80% 2025
5× in a decade E-waste processed (2023–24)
43%
of 17.51 lakh tonnes generated. That is up 72.54% on 2019–20.
A new company, run the accountable way.
Incorporated in 2025 and led by an operations entrepreneur and a Chartered Accountant. We would rather show how we work than quote numbers we have not earned yet.
Sujeet Kumar & CA Akhilesh Kumar Saha Directors · meet the team
- Legal name
- Nexicycle Private Limited
- CIN
- U39000UP2025PTC219271
- Incorporated
- 18 March 2025, RoC Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
- Registered office
- B-3/40, Arawali Apartment, Sector 34, Noida, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh 201301, India
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Weighed, not estimated
Every pickup on a calibrated scale; the slip comes to you.
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Authorised destinations only
Recyclers and facilities with valid CPCB or UPPCB registration.
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Paperwork that holds up
Certificates, manifests and monthly reports for any audit.
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Public-sector ready
Structured for government, PSU and institutional work.
Awards & certificates.
Training and pledges completed by our director, Sujeet Kumar, with the World Bank Group, India’s Swachh Bharat Mission and national ministries.
- 12 certificates
- 7 waste-management courses
- 4 courses scored 100%
- 5 national pledges & campaigns
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Solid Waste Management (SWM2001x) World Bank Group (WBGx) -
Decentralised waste management Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs 100% -
New happenings in New Delhi Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs 100% -
Say no to plastic Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs -
Swachh Bharat Pledge Swachh Bharat Mission and MyGov -
Save and Restore Mother Earth Pledge Ministry of Earth Sciences
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Efficient management of solid waste Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs 100% -
Mainstreaming waste pickers in city waste systems Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs 100% -
Star ratings for clean cities Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs -
#ZeroWaste Pledge Noida Authority and HCL Foundation -
E-Waste Pledge Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology -
Jal Shakti Abhiyan water quiz National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti
These certificates were issued to our director, Sujeet Kumar, for courses completed and pledges taken. They record training and commitment; they are not an endorsement of Nexicycle by any government body or institution.
Questions we hear every week.
All questionsIs our housing society or office a bulk waste generator?
Under the SWM Rules, 2026 you are a bulk waste generator if you have 20,000 square metres or more of built-up area, use 40,000 litres or more of water a day, or generate 100 kg or more of solid waste a day. Bulk waste generators must process wet waste on site or obtain EBWGR certificates, register on the CPCB portal and file an annual return by 30 June.
How much does waste pickup cost?
One-time pickups are priced by quantity and type. Regular service for societies and businesses has a monthly price based on daily quantity, streams, frequency and distance. Recyclable scrap can lower the bill, as it may be bought back. We give a written quote before you start.
What happens to my waste after pickup?
Wet waste becomes compost or biogas. Dry recyclables are sorted and sent to registered recyclers. Non-recyclable combustibles can become refuse-derived fuel for cement kilns. Sanitary and special-care waste go to authorised treatment facilities. Only inert residue goes to a scientific landfill.
How do I legally dispose of old laptops and phones?
E-waste must go to a producer’s take-back system or a CPCB-registered recycler or refurbisher. Nexicycle collects e-waste and hands it only to registered recyclers, and can provide recycling and data-destruction certificates.
What is EPR, and does my brand need to register?
Extended Producer Responsibility makes producers, importers and brand owners responsible for collecting and recycling the plastic packaging, electronics, batteries or tyres they sell. If your business puts these on the Indian market, you are likely to need registration on the relevant CPCB portal.
What does Nexicycle do?
Nexicycle Private Limited is a waste management company headquartered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, serving clients across India with a main focus on North India. We offer waste pickup and segregation, recycling, safe disposal, waste-to-energy, waste collection vehicles and waste and ESG compliance consultancy for homes, housing societies, businesses, industries and municipal bodies.
Start with one pickup.
Tell us what you have and where you are. We will confirm a slot, weigh what we collect and show you where it went.