About Us
What began as a small, values-driven idea has grown into one of the most trusted names in reconditioned IT across Portugal, Spain, and beyond. Since 2011, GREENPCTECH has been serving businesses, institutions, and partners with a clear mission: to make technology more accessible, sustainable, and secure — without compromising on quality.
From our headquarters in Lisbon, we now support over 2,000 clients across multiple countries. What sets us apart isn’t just the scale of our operations, but the principles that guide them: transparency, ethics, and long-term trust. These values have made us a recognized member of the European Computer Brokers network and a reliable supplier to both direct clients and major digital platforms.
We specialize in the reconditioning and distribution of laptops, desktops, and IT peripherals from top manufacturers like Dell, HP, Lenovo, Apple, and more. Alongside our B2B services, we’ve also gained extensive experience selling refurbished electronics through the Amazon Marketplace, where we’ve reached a wider consumer audience while maintaining high standards of service and reliability.
Whether for local deployment or global export, every product we deliver is thoroughly tested, certified, and backed by our commitment to quality.
At our core, we’re champions of the circular economy. By extending the lifecycle of IT equipment, we help our clients reduce electronic waste, cut costs, and contribute to a more sustainable digital world. Technology should be powerful — but also responsible. That’s what we stand for.
Our Story
This project began over a decade ago during a casual coffee break at C. de Castellón de la Plana, 8, after a class at IE in Madrid. My colleague Nacho—a former Blackberry employee in Spain—and I were discussing business ideas. We agreed on two principles that would guide any successful venture: solve real problems for people or businesses, and build a strong, sustainable sales channel.
Shortly afterward, a formative trip to Belgium opened our eyes to an opportunity. There, I saw large French banks reconditioning IT equipment and selling it in small shops at regulated prices, complete with warranties and Microsoft licenses. The process included data wiping and full refurbishment—a practical and ethical model that seemed well-suited to the Spanish and Portuguese markets.
Inspired, we conducted a stakeholder analysis and, with limited capital but growing expertise and a great deal of energy, we took the leap into entrepreneurship.
Nacho started by reselling end-of-life Blackberry phones on Amazon, while I entered the broker market for reconditioned equipment. Throughout this journey, I committed a significant part of my time and savings to promoting sustainability and building something that could contribute to a better world.
It’s been a long path—demanding, but rewarding. Every time a fully loaded truck arrives and new orders roll in, we’re reminded of why we started. During the Covid-19 pandemic, our work took on even deeper meaning: we refurbished and delivered hundreds of devices that enabled people to study and work from home. In that moment, affordable technology wasn’t just a convenience—it was a lifeline.
— Luis Barreiros