The article features discussions on the emerging trends in circular economy practices, particularly focusing on two companies, BRAMY-SERWIS and 4hfix Sp. z o.o. BRAMY-SERWIS specializes in the repair of industrial gate controllers, previously deemed unrecyclable and disposable. This initiative not only champions the idea of repairing electronic devices but also emphasizes the advantages associated with extending the life cycle of such equipment.

On the other hand, 4hfix offers comprehensive IT equipment services, including the refurbishment of servers and storage systems. This service is critical in reducing the need for new components, thus addressing the growing issue of electronic waste. Both companies demonstrate that repair and refurbishment are not merely necessities but strategic decisions that benefit the environment while providing financial savings and operational efficiency for businesses.

The insights shared in the article are part of a podcast series created in collaboration with the newspaper Rzeczpospolita under the project PARP 'Academy of Circular Transformation for Business'. This initiative aims to highlight effective resource management practices that can lead to competitive advantages in the marketplace, promoting sustainability within the business sector.