R-IT3 was founded on the belief that the US electronic recycling industry deserves world-class technology — developed here, deployed here, protecting both the environment and national security interests.
R-IT3 is a company committed to reducing the impact of electronic waste through recycling electronics and developing advanced technologies that are environmentally friendly, recyclable, and accomplished in the USA — rather than sending material to overseas smelters.
Our goal is to ensure the US leads in electronic waste recycling through continuous technology development, national infrastructure expansion, and the creation of domestic markets for recovered precious metals.
We have created a national footprint to serve the recycling industry — combining secure logistics, advanced processing facilities, and direct relationships with material generators across all sectors.
All processing performed in the United States — no overseas smelting, no material export
Green chemistry processes that protect waterways, workers, and surrounding communities
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Recovered metals re-enter the supply chain — reducing demand for virgin mining globally
Peter Jegou is the inventor and visionary behind R-IT3's core technology platform. He previously created and developed a complete processing facility for 50,000 pounds of circuit boards per month and sold three issued US patents for the recovery of precious metals contained in printed circuit boards — processes that are environmentally friendly, contain no harsh chemicals, and allow precious metals to be fully reused.
Building on this foundation, Peter is now advancing R-IT3's next-generation patent-pending selective dissolution technology — a system designed to transition the company from high-volume waste processing into a high-margin advanced materials supplier through the creation of Gold Value Forms, exploring markets that allows gold to be sold at values greater than spot pricing as well as other engineered precious metal products.
His vision extends the platform to address solar panel end-of-life waste, legacy mining environmental liabilities, and new precious-metal-bearing waste streams — positioning R-IT3 at the center of the domestic critical materials supply chain.