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European second-life IT asset data generated by a large French value-added reseller: buy-back valuations for unused perpetual Microsoft licences, per-transfer certification and administrative records proving a lawful chain of ownership, decommissioning registers linking released licences to the specific devices and servers they were retired from, and a refurbished-hardware catalogue with condition and lifecycle records. Together this is a paired hardware-plus-licence disposal and re-entry record for French and European enterprises — the circular-economy side of the IT estate, which no list-price source captures.

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Industry: IT Consulting & Other ServicesTechnology Hardware Storage & Peripherals
Instruments: equities

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular (licence SKU buy-back valuations, transfer registers, refurbished asset inventories with condition grades) plus document sets (proof-of-purchase and transfer dossiers, transfer certification paperwork, sustainability reporting evidence)
Volume: Est. 5K-25K licence buy-back and resale records (SKU, valuation, transfer date, origin country) plus a larger refurbished-hardware inventory history; the group's roughly EUR 215M annual revenue across hardware, telecom and licences implies a substantial asset register, of which the licence slice is a minority
Users: N/A — B2B value-added reseller and licence broker; institutional customers transact against purchase orders and quote requests, and the site exposes no self-registration or account base.
History: 12 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — the second-life licence line is actively marketed with published named desk contacts and direct-dial mobile numbers, the group maintains live site variants in at least three languages, and it runs a dedicated GDPR compliance programme; positioned as a European pioneer in second-life licences.
Launched: Est. post-2013 for the second-life licence line specifically (the offering depends on the EU case law legalising software licence resale and is marketed as a European first-mover); the wider reseller group behind it is materially older, given roughly EUR 215M revenue and ~450 staff. Exact dates are not stated on the page.
Delivery: not stated
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Point-in-time: not stated
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