We're not just a company. We're a movement leading India into a sustainable, waste-free, and tech-powered future.
Born in the heart of Greater Hyderabad, EcogenX Innovations was founded with a mission to revolutionize how India handles waste. We recognized early that the traditional systems were broken — overburdened, inefficient, and harming our environment.
With a powerful mix of smart infrastructure, community collaboration, and incentives, we've turned recycling into a lifestyle and non-recyclables into clean energy.
Our Vision
Our Mission
AI-powered reverse vending, shredding bins, and real-time waste tracking — making recycling tech-savvy and transparent.
Biodegradable bags, weekly collections, and prompt services for homes, offices, and communities.
Cashbacks, discounts, and more — sustainability is now rewarding for everyone.
Non-recyclable waste fuels clean energy, supporting off-grid areas and cutting fossil fuel use.
Creating jobs for women, spreading awareness, and encouraging grassroots action for lasting change.
From Hyderabad to all of India — a growth model built for large-scale, measurable impact.
Guiding principles that drive our mission forward
Meet the passionate team building India’s next-generation waste solutions.
MSc – Sustainability Management, NEOMA Business School
“What began as a student idea is now a growing mission to make India cleaner, greener, and more aware. I’m here to turn vision into action.”
Co-founder, EcogenX Innovations
Business Analyst – DePaul University“From analytics to strategy, I help drive operational efficiency and scale the systems that power our impact.”
Project Manager – BVRIT
“From planning to execution, I ensure our pilots and programs stay on track and create real on-ground results.”
Chief Operating Officer (COO) – NEOMA Business School
“I align our teams, partnerships, and daily operations — making sure every effort moves us closer to a sustainable future.”
United by purpose. Driven by action. Together, they are building the future of circular waste management in India.