GNG Electronics Will Penetrate More Amongst Banks And IT Companies


The Company is supported by a growing global procurement network of 557 partners, including corporates, IT asset disposal companies, and leading OEMs


Mr. Sharad Khandelwal, Founder and Managing Director, GNG Electronics

 FinTech BizNews Service

Mumbai, October 15, 2025: GNG Electronics is India’s largest refurbisher of  laptops and desktops and among the largest refurbishers of ICT Devices overall, both globally and in India. Mr. Sharad Khandelwal, Founder and Managing Director, firmly believes that GNG Electronics has a good headroom, both for bottom line and top line expansion.

Diverse customers

Customer base of GNG Electronics is diverse. Its customers are the

large companies, mid-companies, small & medium businesses (SMBs),

schools, colleges, as well as startups, AI users, and graphic designers.

Mr. Sharad Khandelwal, Founder and Managing Director, states: ‘All kind

of people have need and requirement of this kind of device, which is one

third of the price of the new and looks like new, works like new with a

warranty. We primarily focus on our ultimate customer, because here we

get appreciation for the warranty and quality.” 

 

Good Headroom For Bottom Line Expansion

During FY25, GNG Electronics refurbished 5.91 lakh devices, a sharp

rise from 2.48 lakh in FY23, reflecting the strong demand for its products

and services. A typical used phone or car is sold at 40% to 50% of price

of a new phone or car. GNG Electronics has a good headroom, both for

bottom line and top line expansion, feels Mr. Khandelwal: “Being one of

the largest nations on the planet, and the fastest growing major

economy, there is no doubt in my mind that overall computer

requirement in our nation will increase, and refurbished computers will

play an important role in this. Since we sell our product typically at 30%

price of a new computer, we have a good headroom for bottom line

expansion. In terms of top line, we are a small fraction of large and

growing market. People are more open to using refurbished devices.

People are more open to selling their existing assets when they get

comfort around privacy and they are offered fair price. As India’s largest

and among the world’s leading refurbishers of ICT devices, we are

strategically positioned to benefit from rising global demand for

affordable and sustainable technology.”

 

Getting closer to corporate & govt customers

The Company is supported by a growing global procurement network of

557 partners, including corporates, IT asset disposal companies, and

leading OEMs. In its goal to reach closer to corporate and government

customers, GNG Electronics has initiated a project in India and US

market. Mr Khandelwal adds: “This will help us increasing our top line and

bottom line in these markets and other markets too. This business is

recession proof, works in both up cycle and down cycle of economy. Our

business has good headroom for expansion both domestically and

internationally from both top line and bottom line perspective. In terms of

top line, we see ourselves growing at 25% year on-year. For bottom line,

we see margin of opportunity of 75 bps to 100 bps year-on-year each

year for the next few years.”

Channel partners

It is very, very important to note, while one can buy brand new product

from various sources, it is difficult to buy refurbished product from

anybody. Mr. Khandelwal explains: “So you need to build a lot of trust

and credibility and channel strength allows us to give very, very large

reach. Very important also point to note is that for a channel partner, it is

easy, relatively easy to buy a brand-new product from various sources.

To buy a refurbished laptop, the supplier needs to have a very, very

consistent track record of servicing, warranty, and delivering quality

products. On the supplier front, we have a solution-centric approach.”

 

Most of the sales of GNG Electronics is through channel partners.

Mr Khandelwal observes: “Channel is very, very cost efficient and it gives an

extreme high degree of reach. Computers globally are done in this

manner only where major OEMs use the channel strength to reach

ultimate customers. We have initiated a project in which we are going to

select corporates and governments corporates in the US and Indian

market. Channel gives us a lot of amplification and we support channel

partners with superior product and warranty and that gives us a lot of

reach. Channel is our ally and we feel that's the best cause of this

business. We use our channel strength built over years to reach the

ultimate customer.”

Increasing scale, enriching penetration

GNG Electronics is focusing on scaling it up. Mr. Ajay Pancholi,

Director, GNG Electronics, explains: “We are doing precisely what

we have been doing historically. Only thing is that we are increasing scale.

In terms of focus on ICT devices, the focus continues to remain on

laptops and computers primarily. And we are trying to do better what

we have historically been doing. We just need to enhance and enrich the

penetration across markets. When I say that, I think its most important

that we are still scratching the surface in terms of the opportunity

amongst various banks in India, various IT companies in India. So, we

need to penetrate more. And on that perspective, we are increasing our

focus on the procurement side of it. And of course, once we do that, of

course, it goes across the three verticals, three important verticals. One

is the procurement, the execution part of it, as well as the sales part of it.

So, we are strengthening all these functions to achieve the growth

targets that we have put ahead of us.”

 

The scale is not necessarily number of corporates. Mr. Pancholi

elaborates: “We have had acquisitions from a single corporate ranging

from 20 to 25,000 units. As against, say, we have 10 corporates

supplying to 2,000 units that -- so number of corporates is not most

important factor. Size and scale is important. So, just as an example,

with one of the banks, we have acquired actually 70,000 units over two

or three tranches in the last 4, 5 months. That will give you a sense of

scale. Even if we have some of the large IT companies, some of the

large private sector banks coming on board. That adds to significant size

and scale. So, we look at it from that perspective.”

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