The Choudhary Group is a growing industrial enterprise focused on sustainable resource recovery and recycling of waste rubber and end-of-life tyres. Through a combination of shredding facilities and pyrolysis operations, the Group transforms waste materials into valuable industrial commodities including pyrolysis oil, carbon products, recovered carbon black, rubber granules, and recycled steel.
With multiple operating entities and strategic partnerships across Maharashtra and expansion initiatives underway in Gujarat, the Group has established a strong presence within the rubber recycling and circular economy ecosystem. Its integrated approach spans raw material processing, advanced thermal recovery technologies, and commodity trading, enabling efficient value creation across the supply chain.
Guided by experienced leadership and a commitment to responsible industrial practices, the Group continues to invest in technology, operational scale, and strategic partnerships to deliver sustainable growth while contributing to environmentally responsible waste management solutions.
Our Operations are Driven by 3 Core Principles
RESOURCE RECOVERY
INDUSTRIAL INNOVATION
Pyrolysis Oil
A fuel oil derived from the thermal decomposition of waste rubber and tyres through pyrolysis. Commonly used as an industrial fuel in boilers, furnaces, and certain energy applications.
Black Carbon Powder
A fine carbon-rich powder produced during the pyrolysis of waste rubber. It is widely used as a fuel substitute or as a raw material in construction materials and industrial applications.
Recovered Carbon Black (rCB)
A refined form of carbon recovered from waste tyres through advanced processing. It is used as a sustainable alternative to virgin carbon black in rubber products, plastics, coatings, and pigments.
Burnt Tyre Wires
Steel wires extracted from tyres after pyrolysis processing. These wires are typically recycled and sold to steel manufacturers for reprocessing and metal recovery.
Crumb Rubber
Fine granulated rubber produced by shredding and grinding waste tyres. It is widely used in sports surfaces, rubber flooring, asphalt modification, and molded rubber products.
Rubber Chips
Shredded pieces of waste rubber tyres used as feedstock for further processing such as pyrolysis, rubber granulation, or industrial recycling applications.
Steel Wire
High-tensile steel wire recovered directly from tyre shredding processes. Supplied in raw, unprocessed form, this material is primarily provided to steel mills for further production.
How We Work
1. Responsible Raw Material Sourcing
Procurement of certified waste rubber and end-of-life tyre materials through approved supply channels, ensuring consistent quality and regulatory compliance.
2. Advanced Processing & Resource Recovery
Mechanical shredding and thermal processing through specialized facilities to convert waste rubber into valuable industrial outputs.
3. Quality Control & Material Management
Systematic handling, storage, and quality checks to ensure product consistency, safety, and readiness for industrial applications.
4. Distribution & Commodity Trading
Efficient supply and trading of recovered products including pyrolysis oil, carbon materials, rubber derivatives, and recycled steel to industrial buyers.
Strategic Partnerships
The Group maintains strategic partnerships and equity stakes in several allied ventures across recycling, engineering, and resource recovery sectors.
Tyrec Oil & Carbon Industries LLP
Wada, Maharashtra
Aaviva Industries
Wada, Maharashtra
Rachit Engineering Works Pvt Ltd
Wada, Maharashtra
Hi-Tekh Bioenergy Industries
Wada, Maharashtra
Shree Sadguru Enterprises
Wada, Maharashtra
Mangaon Recyclers LLP
Mangaon, Maharashtra
