In October 2025, a Philippine waste and scrap metal recycling company $One and one Green Technologies (YDDL.US)$ announced its successful listing on the US Nasdaq under the stock code 'YDDL'.

Tina Yan, Chairman and CEO of YDDL, stated: 'The Nasdaq bell-ringing ceremony marks a pivotal milestone, reflecting our unwavering commitment to sustainable innovation in the field of waste recycling. We are grateful for the steadfast support of our team, partners, and investors. Moving forward, we will continue to enhance the environmental contributions of sustainable recycling while creating long-term value for both investors and society.'
Headquartered in the Philippines, YDDL is an advanced circular technology company specializing in the recovery, refining, and sale of high-value metals from electronic waste and complex metal scraps. The company's core business involves the efficient processing of metal-containing waste using proprietary separation technologies, with a focus on separating and producing key metals such as copper, aluminum, gold, and silver. By further processing recycled raw materials into high-value products, including copper alloy ingots rich in precious metals, high-quality recycled aluminum materials, aluminum scraps, and plastic pellets, the company serves various applications such as electronic waste, metal scrap, and industrial recycling, providing low-cost, stable supply, and environmentally compliant recycled metal resource solutions to the global electronics, automotive, and high-end manufacturing supply chains, helping customers achieve more resilient and flexible procurement and supply configurations.
At the operational and compliance levels, YDDL holds a license issued by the Philippine government to import hazardous waste as raw materials into the Philippines and has an approved processing capacity of approximately 3 million tons per year. The company has established a modern processing facility in the Philippines with complete compliance permits and continues to invest in upgrading environmentally friendly technologies, such as applying exhaust gas recycling systems. This not only improves processing efficiency and reduces pollution but also enables the recovery of metals from emissions while ensuring compliance with stricter environmental standards.
Looking ahead, YDDL will further expand its procurement of raw materials from Japan and South Korea while continuing to develop its business presence in Southeast Asia, Europe, the United States, and other international markets. By reintegrating waste resources into the supply chain, the company will continue to promote the sustainable development of the metal industry through advanced recycling technologies, building a more resilient and scalable global recycled resource network.
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