Foxway has broken ground on a nearly 10,000 m² expansion of its tech center in Tartu, Estonia. The investment will significantly increase the company’s refurbishment capacity, enabling more partners to scale their trade-in and buyback solutions while giving more customers access to high-quality refurbished tech.
Every year, Foxway collects more than three million tech devices, with around 88 percent given a second life. As the company partners with an increasing number of customers across Europe, the expanded facility will create the capacity needed to process greater volumes and make high-quality refurbished tech available to more people and businesses.
The expansion will increase the total floor area of the Tartu facility to approximately 16,890 m². It will also bring together functions currently located in two separate buildings, creating better conditions for collaboration, innovation and further automation of Foxway’s operations.
Foxway’s Board of Directors, main owners Nordic Capital and Norvestor, company representatives, and local politicians gathered yesterday for the official cornerstone ceremony, marking the start of construction.
“This investment underlines our ambition to build a modern tech center that is equipped for the future of circular tech. By investing in advanced infrastructure, automation and new ways of working, we are creating the foundation for continued innovation and long-term growth. It is an important investment in Foxway’s ability to shape the next generation of circular tech solutions,” says Per Hallius, Chair of the Board, Foxway.
The Tartu facility is Foxway’s largest tech center and plays a central role in the company’s international business. Its increased capacity will enable Foxway to process more devices while maintaining high standards of quality, security, and efficiency.
“As we welcome more customers, we are investing in the capacity to grow with them. In Tartu, we combine modern technology and automated processes with the expertise of around 600 specialists in refurbishment and circular tech. The expansion will enable us to process more devices, scale trade-in services and make refurbished tech more accessible across Europe,” says Rohit Sodha, President of Recommerce Mobiles at Foxway.
The building is expected to be completed in 2027.
For more information, please contact:
Emma Dahlquist, Chief Marketing Officer at Foxway
+46 709 530 204, emma.dahlquist@foxway.com