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Circular industrial marketplace

Idle parts.
Running lines.

One factory's surplus is another factory's missing part. Find it by part number, or list your idle stock straight from your ERP, an Excel file or a photo.

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Idle stock sits on a factory shelf Listed on Texus from ERP, Excel or a photo Back in production at another factory
01 · The shelf

Most spare parts never move.

An official audit of one large industrial site found that 62 % of its spare-parts inventory value had not been requested even once in more than five years.1

That stock is idle: bought, paid for and stored, but never used. And every year on the shelf costs money – capital, space, insurance and handling, typically 16–20 % of the stock's value per year.2

Idle – not requested in 5+ yearsUsed1 square = 1 % of value
02 · How idle stock is born

The machine is gone. Its spare parts are not.

Factories buy spare parts together with every robot, drive and control system. When the machine is replaced, those spares lose their job overnight – yet the same model keeps running in other factories for years. Industrial robots typically stay in service for 12–15 years3, control systems often longer.4

03 · Finland

Only about 1 % gets a second life.

Of the electrical and electronic equipment collected as waste in Finland in 2023, only about one percent – 734 t of 73 901 t – was prepared for reuse.5 Almost everything else went to recycling or other treatment.

Prepared for reuse ≈ 1 %Recycling or other treatment
04 · Why reuse

The best part is the one already made.

EU waste law puts prevention and reuse above recycling.6 When a working part changes hands, it never becomes waste at all – and no new one has to be made.

Prevention the part stays in use
Preparing for reuse this is where Texus works
Recycling materials recovered
Other recovery e.g. energy
Disposal
05 · How it works

From surplus to sale in four steps.

  1. 1

    Bring your stock list

    ERP coming soonExcel / CSVPhotoPart codeWhole inventory or a single part.

  2. 2

    Protect your critical spares

    Mark the parts your own production may still need. They stay off the market.

  3. 3

    Check and publish

    You get a draft. Nothing goes live before you approve it.

  4. 4

    Sale and payout

    Texus handles payment and paperwork. Commission only when a part sells.

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Sources
  1. U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Inspector General (2015). Audit report DOE/IG-0936. energy.gov
  2. Gurtu, A. (2021). Optimization of inventory holding cost due to price, weight, and volume of items. Journal of Risk and Financial Management 14(2).
  3. International Federation of Robotics (2017). World Robotics – Industrial Robots, chapter 1. ifr.org
  4. NIST SP 800-82 Rev. 3 (2023). Guide to Operational Technology (OT) Security. nist.gov
  5. Eurostat, dataset env_waseleeos (waste electrical and electronic equipment). eurostat
  6. Directive 2008/98/EC on waste, Article 4. eur-lex