While Silicon Valley obsesses over the next billion-user app, a quiet $62M giant is managing the digital graveyard of the tech industry. Illumynt (formerly CNE Direct) isn't just recycling hardware; they are orchestrating the secure, sustainable lifecycle of the world's most sensitive enterprise assets.

"In an era of data breaches and e-waste, the most valuable asset a company owns isn't the data—it's the physical hardware holding it."

With a lean team of 131 generating $62M in revenue, Illumynt operates with an impressive efficiency ratio of roughly $473k revenue per employee. This is a high-margin business model built on the arbitrage of hardware depreciation, secure data destruction, and the circular economy. Their tech stack—relying on heavy hitters like Google Ads, Zendesk, and Cloudflare—indicates a mature digital operation focused on lead generation and customer support rather than flashy experimental tech.

• The 'Recertified' Economy: Dominating keywords like 'recertified hard drives' (550 monthly volume) proves the market for verified, pre-owned enterprise gear is booming.
• Security First: Their focus on data breach statistics positions them as a compliance partner, not just a logistics vendor.
• Global Reach, Local Footprint: While traffic data is currently undefined, their 'global solutions' claim suggests a network that likely extends beyond domestic borders despite the data gap.