Every waste has a home. We're on a mission to bring them there.
GarGeon was born from a simple observation: our founder's grandmother loved collecting recyclables—cardboard, plastic, bottles. She knew every piece had value, every item had a place it belonged.
Founded GarGeon
Started with a simple inspiration from our founder's grandmother who loved collecting recyclables. We saw the potential to transform waste management.
Digital Platform Launch
Launched our cloud-based waste management platform, bringing transparency and efficiency to waste operations across Malaysia.
Enterprise Expansion
Partnered with leading Malaysian enterprises including Sunway, Mercedes-Benz, and IJM to digitize their waste management operations.
Scale & Impact
Now serving 319+ locations, managing 2 million+ tons of waste, and saving 2.5K tons of carbon footprint annually.
Trusted by Malaysia's leading enterprises
From construction sites to hotels, factories to data centers—businesses across industries trust GarGeon to digitize their waste management operations.
Young, enthusiastic, and driven to solve waste
We're a team of problem-solvers, engineers, and environmental advocates who believe technology can end waste. Inspired by one grandmother's dedication to recycling, we're building software that scales her wisdom to every business in Malaysia.
Every day, we work to make waste management transparent, efficient, and sustainable. From real-time bin tracking to automated ESG reporting, we're turning what was once manual chaos into digital clarity.
We're making real impact across Malaysia
From Johor to Selangor, KL to nationwide operations—GarGeon is transforming how businesses manage waste. Every ton tracked, every report generated, every kilogram recycled brings us closer to ending waste.
319+
Service locations
Across Malaysia, from construction sites to commercial buildings
2M+ Tons
Total waste managed through GarGeon
Every kilogram tracked, documented, and brought to the right place
50K+ Tons
Waste diverted from landfills
Recycled, recovered, and given new life instead of buried