Ecolomondo Increases Production at its Hawkesbury Facility

Executive Summary

• Ecolomondo reported increased production and sales of recovered carbon black (rCB) and tire‑derived oil (TDO) at its Hawkesbury TDP facility for October‑November 2025.
• rCB sales rose to $184,291 (zero in the same period 2024) with a major off‑take customer purchasing 345 metric t of rCB; TDO sales reached $180,221, up from $22,160 in Oct‑Nov 2024.
• The facility remains in ramp‑up and is operating at a loss, but upgrades to the tire‑shredding department are slated for completion within a week to boost future output.

Key Details

• Processed 53 batches at full payload (15,000 lb each) during Oct‑Nov 2025; this compares with 79 batches across the prior three quarters of 2025.
• rCB sales: $184,291 for Oct‑Nov 2025 vs. $0 in the same period 2024.
• Major off‑take customer bought 15 truckloads (≈345 metric t) since mid‑July 2025.
• Anticipated new U.S. off‑taker to place truckload orders early 2026.
• TDO sales: $180,221 for Oct‑Nov 2025 vs. $22,160 in Oct‑Nov 2024.
• Shipped 9 tanker loads (≈198 metric t) in Oct‑Nov 2025; prior three quarters shipped 13 truckloads.
• Facility continues to operate at a loss due to ongoing ramp‑up phase.
• All end‑products are ISCC Plus certified and marketed as sustainable materials for carbon‑black replacement.
• Upcoming tire‑shredding department upgrades (expected completion next week) aimed at improving shredding efficiency and increasing overall output.
• Quote from Interim CEO Jean‑François Labbé: “The continued increase in production and resulting revenues is very encouraging…focused on the ramp‑up of operations and improving efficiency.”

Notable Quotes

“The continued increase in production and resulting revenues is very encouraging. All our teams at the Hawkesbury facility are focused on the ramp‑up of operations and improving efficiency,” – Jean‑François Labbé, Interim CEO.