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Last year, approximately one billion tires were disposed of worldwide. Statistics compiled by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) indicate around 300 million scrap tires are being generated annually in the USA alone. This also includes our one of a kind close loop recycling technology using our proprietary knowhow for recycling scrap rubber to produce a variety of end products while reducing greenhouse gases. MDOR's mission and goal is to convert these harmful materials into salable Green industry goods.


Featured on TVA Quebec

The producers of Our Planet are pleased to announce that Magnum D’Or Resources will be featured in an upcoming episode as part of the show’s Environmental Impact series on Sustainable Resource Management Solutions for the 21st Century.

This show will be aired on Fox Business Network, CNN Headline News, Discovery Channel, CNN, MSNBC, Regional News Network, along with other Networks. Discarded tires are among the largest and most difficult sources of waste in landfills. Worldwide, approximately one billion tires were disposed of last year. The accumulation of tires creates major health and safety risks. Tire fires can start easily and can burn for months, causing ground and air pollution.

MDOR through its vision, leadership, and development activities will become an industry leader in recycling technology, solid waste solutions, and automated facility operations. In its efforts to become a global waste management leader, it believes that by applying its patented processes to a broad range of waste applications, it can provide much needed ecological benefits to most of the world's industrialized nations. Last year, approximately one billion tires were disposed of worldwide. Additionally, the same numbers of tires exist and are stockpiled in environmentally damaging landfills. MDOR's mission and goal is to convert these harmful materials into salable 'Green' industry goods.

Used tires represent a material which is ideally suited for recycling because of their unique composition and number of useful end-user products that can be produced through a variety of processes. A number of traditional and innovative methods are available for the recycling of scrap tires, although not all of them represent recycling in its original meaning. These methods differ in regard to their products, feasibility, technical efficiency and ecological compatibility. MDOR's patented processes and products produce industry leading profitability and ecological impact by breaking used tires down to their most basic and usable components

Magnum and Sekhar Research Innovations Sdn Bhd (SRI) Join Forces to Develop Next Generation Rubber Processing Aids and range of Custom Multi Application Compounds

Magnum’s proprietary technology and know-how developments will Revolutionize the Global Rubber Processing & Next Generation Compounding Market Worldwide. Magnum owns the exclusive rights to North America and future Global Rights to an array of next generation of cost saving custom compounds, patents, process technology, and trade secrets of Sekhar Research Innovations that will allow for rubber to be reconstituted, liquefied, specially blended into EPDM powders, and EPDM compounds. Magnum has access to state of the art processing aids and new world proprietary rubber recycling equipment.  

SRI and Magnum are currently using its advanced technologies along with continued research & development to produce the next generation of retread compounds and reactivated ambient /cryogenic rubber powders for the world market.  Magnum has now positioned itself in the global arena by locating a facility in Malaysia with capability for R & D, high performance compounding, processing aids, recycling solutions, and advanced state of the art equipment.

In addition to our facility in Malaysia, we will also use the new Research and Training facility located adjacent to our production facility in Magog to accelerate the introduction of the full range of cost saving multi application compounds and processing aids into the North American compounding community. By working on the establishment of these specialized recycled compounds into accepted standardized raw material compounds, Magnum/SRI is moving away from the conventional filler and diluents market and into the value added compounds that contribute to the performance of the final product..

The new 98,500 sq ft Magog, Canadian facility will have production lines for both rubber nuggets and buffings to fulfill $131 Million USD in new and existing orders. With the addition of this facility we will now be able to produce, on a large scale, ultra fine rubber powders, EPDM powders, EPDM compounds, thermoplastics, and thermoplastics elastomers to clients worldwide.

Magnum will accelerate its plan to produce ultra fine powders, and will now produce high performance compounds & processing aids both in Malaysia and in Canada at its existing Magog facility.  These new additions will dramatically boost the return on investment for the products we produce.  The profit margins associated with rubber powders and ancillary compounding will be significantly higher than producing conventional products like buffing and nuggets.  Being further up the value and performance chain also means it will lead to substantial increases in consumption and consequent revenue.

Today, Magnum is embarking on an aggressive campaign with the force of its global partner, Sekhar Research Innovations Sdn Bhd, to bring these process technologies to market in the U.S., Canada, and Worldwide. Magog is well known as a rubber and plastics epicentre that sits in the Estrie region and in the MRC Memphremagog. It benefits from an exceptional geographic location since it is situated on the Canadian-American border.

The location provides quick access to several markets, such as Quebec, Canada and the United States. The Interstate 91 leads directly into the states of Vermont and New Hampshire and is close to the states of Maine, Massachusetts and New York