Broken iPhone-screen recycling and remanufacturing business
Collect broken iPhone screens from repair businesses, send them to a recycling or remanufacturing partner, and sell the restored units. The business copies an already-proven model rather than inventing a new product category.
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Problem: Phone-repair businesses have broken screens that appear to be waste, while remanufacturers can recover their value by replacing the broken glass.
For: Phone-repair businesses with discarded broken iPhone screens and buyers of remanufactured replacement screens or units.
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Examples
- The phone-screen recycling business generated $2 million in its first year, then $5 million, then $9 million, and was exited several years later.
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