Global reach
Buying from the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Europe; selling into the UAE, Asia and other international markets.
Technology assets, kept in motion
Assets should travel further than their first life.
TAR — Teddy Asset Renewal is an international IT asset renewal and trading company based in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. We buy used, surplus and end-of-life technology from suppliers across the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Europe, renew what can be renewed, and move it on to buyers worldwide.
Founded 2023 · Sharjah, UAE · Building long-term international supply relationships.
US · UK · AU · EUWhere TAR buys equipment
Sharjah, UAEBase of operations since 2023
TAR / asset renewal, without the dead end.
TAR services: IT ASSET TRADING, ASSET RECOVERY & REUSE, WEEE & ELECTRONICS RECOVERY, STORAGE MEDIA, GLOBAL LOGISTICS COORDINATION, 3.5″ HDD INTAKE, INTERNATIONAL SUPPLIER SOURCING.
Who we are
A technology company that trades, renews and recovers.
Most technology leaves a business long before it stops being useful. A decommissioned rack, a pallet of returned laptops, a bin of pulled drives — all of it still holds value, and most of it still works.
TAR exists to move that equipment to where it is genuinely needed. We source from ITAD companies, electronics recyclers, asset recovery businesses and technology lifecycle companies in mature markets, and we supply traders, refurbishers and businesses in markets where good used hardware is in real demand. What cannot be reused goes into responsible electronics recovery instead of landfill.
2023Founded
Sharjah, UAEOperating base
4 supplier regionsUSA · UK · Australia · Europe
7+ buyer marketsUAE · Asia · beyond
Global network
Equipment comes in from mature markets. It goes out where it is needed.
TAR sits between two sides of the same market. Supply is strongest where technology is replaced quickly. Demand is strongest where good used equipment still has years of working life ahead of it.
SUPPLIER MARKETS — WHERE TAR BUYS
United StatesSupplier market
United KingdomSupplier market
AustraliaSupplier market
EuropeSupplier market
BUYER MARKETS — WHERE TAR SELLS
United Arab EmiratesBuyer market
MalaysiaBuyer market
IndonesiaBuyer market
Hong KongBuyer market
PakistanBuyer market
IndiaBuyer market
BangladeshBuyer market
TAR's only physical location is Warehouse 3, Industrial Area 5, Near JNP Chowk, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. Other countries listed above are markets TAR buys from or sells into — not offices.
Why work with TAR
Built for the second, third and fourth conversation.
One-off deals are easy to find and hard to build a business on. TAR is set up for suppliers who generate equipment repeatedly and want a buyer who stays consistent.
Equipment breadth
Servers, storage, computing, networking, components, Apple devices and displays — plus additional IT and electronic equipment on request.
Flexible commercial discussions
Arrangements are agreed individually based on product category, shipment method, business history and mutual agreement.
A simple partnership process
Contact TAR, share inventory details, discuss the opportunity, arrange logistics. Four steps, no accounts to create.
Services ecosystem
Four connected solutions, one asset journey.
Most equipment TAR handles passes through more than one of these. They are described separately because suppliers arrive with different problems — not because they are separate businesses.
01
IT Asset Trading
Purchasing surplus IT equipment, sourcing hardware internationally, acquiring bulk inventory and remarketing equipment into buyer markets.
02IT Asset Recovery
Collection coordination, sorting and evaluation, inventory management and finding the most sensible reuse route for each asset.
03Electronics Recovery / WEEEReuse first
WEEE-focused electronics recovery solutions, recovery of valuable materials and partner-supported recycling where required.
04Storage Media Solutions
Secure storage media handling solutions for hard drives, solid state drives and other storage devices, including bulk 3.5-inch HDD intake.
Equipment categories
What moves through TAR.
Every illustration below is original artwork drawn for TAR. If your equipment is not shown, ask anyway — additional IT and electronic equipment is considered.
Servers
Rack servers, tower servers and enterprise hardware.
Storage
HDDs, SSDs, storage arrays and NAS equipment.
Computing
Laptops, desktops, workstations, mini PCs and all-in-ones.
Networking
Switches, routers, firewalls and network equipment.
Components
RAM, CPUs, GPUs, motherboards and power supplies.
Apple devices
MacBooks, iMacs, Mac devices and Apple accessories.
Displays
Monitors and professional displays.
Enterprise hardware
Storage arrays, chassis and data-centre equipment.
How it works
Four steps from first message to shipment.
STEP 01
Share inventory details
Tell us what you have: categories, quantities, condition and how the material is packed. A rough list is enough to begin.
STEP 02
TAR reviews the equipment
We evaluate what is there, which items are worth reuse, and which route makes commercial sense for each line.
STEP 03
Discuss commercial options
Terms are discussed individually, based on product category, shipment method, business history and mutual agreement.
STEP 04
Arrange logistics
Once both sides agree, shipment is coordinated — sea, air or road, depending on the equipment and destination.
3.5″ HDD intake
Selling hard drives? Here is exactly what TAR accepts.
All brands, all capacities, mixed lots welcome. The only thing that matters is whether the drive is still physically intact — an intact drive can be evaluated, a destroyed one cannot.
TAR provides secure storage media handling. TAR does not offer certified data destruction or certified erasure, and issues no certificates for either.
Accepted
Physically intact drives. Whether they still work is a separate question, and not a disqualifying one.
- New
- Used
- Low health
- Dead
Not accepted
Already destroyed. No evaluation, reuse or component route remains, so TAR cannot take them.
- Drilled
- Hammered
- Degaussed
- Damaged
For suppliers
Start a supplier discussion
For ITAD companies, electronics recyclers, asset recovery businesses and technology lifecycle companies with regular volumes of used, surplus or end-of-life IT equipment.
Become a supplierFor buyers
Send your requirement
For traders, exporters, refurbishers and businesses sourcing used, refurbished or surplus IT equipment in bulk for international markets.
Find equipmentAnswers
Straight answers about TAR.
If your question is not here, message us directly — WhatsApp is usually fastest.
Frequently asked questions
Who is TAR?
Teddy Asset Renewal (TAR) is an international IT asset renewal and trading company founded in 2023 and based in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. TAR buys used, surplus, refurbished and end-of-life IT equipment from international suppliers and remarkets it into buyer markets worldwide.
What does TAR buy?
TAR buys servers, storage media, laptops, desktops, workstations, networking equipment, components, enterprise hardware, Apple devices and displays. Additional IT and electronic equipment is also considered — the categories listed on this site are a starting point, not a limit.
Which countries does TAR buy from?
TAR actively buys from suppliers in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and Europe, and is open to discussions with legitimate technology asset suppliers in other markets. TAR is based in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, and has no other physical location.
How does a supplier start working with TAR?
Share what you regularly handle — equipment categories, approximate quantities, condition and how often the material becomes available. TAR reviews the details, discusses commercial options with you individually, and then arranges logistics if both sides agree.
Does TAR only recycle equipment?
No. TAR is a technology, recycling and trading business. Reuse comes first: equipment that still has commercial life is renewed and remarketed. Only material that genuinely cannot be reused moves into responsible electronics recovery pathways.
Primary next step
Tell us what you regularly handle.
We are interested in long-term supply relationships rather than one-off transactions. Share your categories and volumes and we will come back to you.
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