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Second Amended And Restated Initial Order And SISP Order Under The CCAA
Ecolomondo Corporation: Tire pyrolysis operator enters CCAA restructuring with court-approved sale process as cash burn outpaces revenue growth

Executive Summary
- On June 22, 2026, Ecolomondo Corporation received court approval for a Second Amended and Restated Initial Order (Second ARIO) and a Sales and Investment Solicitation Process Order (SISP Order) under the CCAA.
- The Superior Court of Québec extended the stay of proceedings until August 21, 2026, to allow the Monitor (KPMG Inc.) and Export Development Canada to stabilize operations and reduce costs.
- The court approved an increase in interim financing via an amended DIP facility and authorized a key employee retention program backed by a super-priority charge.
- A two-phase bidding process for a potential sale or investment has been initiated, with a strict deadline of July 2, 2026, for related parties to declare intentions.
- This follows the initial CCAA filing on May 21, 2026, which triggered a mass board resignation, CFO departure, and placement of the company under creditor protection.
Material Impact
- This release is a procedural follow-up to the May 21, 2026 CCAA filing and does not introduce fundamentally new information.
- The extension of the stay and the initiation of a sale process are standard CCAA mechanisms designed to preserve enterprise value while exploring strategic alternatives.
- The increased DIP facility and retention program are necessary to maintain operations during the restructuring but do not resolve the underlying solvency issues.
- The market has already priced in the distress, as evidenced by the stock trading at its 52-week low of $0.12. The sale process introduces uncertainty regarding asset valuation, potential dilution, and loss of control, but the negative impact is already reflected in the price action.
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Company Overview
- Ecolomondo Corporation operates a proprietary Thermal Decomposition Process (TDP) to recycle end-of-life scrap tires into recovered carbon black (rCB), tire-derived oil (TDO), steel, and syngas.
- The company's primary commercial facility is located in Hawkesbury, Ontario, with plans for a larger 6-reactor facility in Shamrock, Texas, and a joint venture with ARESOL to build four TDP plants in the European Union.
- Revenue streams include tipping fees for tire disposal and sales of ISCC Plus certified rCB and TDO to industrial off-takers.
- The business model relies on scaling production, securing long-term off-take agreements, and leveraging modular technology to reduce capital expenditures for future facilities.
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