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PlasCred Secures Conditional Long-Term CN Rail Lease for Advanced Recycling Facility
PlasCred Secures CN Rail Lease for Neos Recycling Plant, De-Risking Logistics Ahead of FID

Executive Summary
- PlasCred Circular Innovations Inc. entered a conditional long-term lease agreement with Canadian National Railway Company (CN) for the proposed Neos advanced recycling facility at Scotford Yard in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta.
- The lease secures an initial 15-year term (renewable up to 30 years) for a 7.34-acre site featuring a 35,000-square-foot industrial building and a 200-car rail siding.
- Once operational, the facility will process up to 100 tonnes/day of mixed hard-to-recycle plastics into approximately 500 barrels/day of refined hydrocarbon condensate.
- Direct rail access to CN's North American network minimizes new infrastructure requirements and improves transportation efficiency for inbound feedstock and outbound products.
- The company is advancing detailed engineering activities and regulatory processes to support a final investment decision (FID) and construction readiness.
Material Impact
- The lease secures the physical and logistical backbone for the Neos project, which was previously identified as a key requirement in management's development roadmap.
- By utilizing an existing industrial building and rail siding, the company reduces upfront capital expenditure and construction timeline risk.
- The news is conditional and represents a procedural milestone rather than a commercial or financial inflection point.
- The stock price has already reacted to prior positive catalysts (financing closings and offtake agreements), and this lease was widely anticipated as part of the path to FID.
- There is no immediate change to the company's revenue profile or liquidity position, as the facility remains pre-construction.
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Company Overview
- PlasCred Circular Innovations Inc. is a pre-revenue advanced recycling company focused on converting mixed, hard-to-recycle plastic waste into refined hydrocarbon condensate.
- The core technology is a patent-pending dual catalytic pyrolysis system, currently demonstrated at the Primus pilot plant.
- The flagship project, Neos, is a commercial-scale facility planned for Alberta's Industrial Heartland, designed to process 100 tonnes/day of plastic waste into 500 barrels/day of condensate.
- Strategic partnerships include CN Rail for logistics, Circular Materials for feedstock supply under a tolling arrangement, and a global commodities company for a fixed-price five-year offtake agreement at $120 CAD per barrel.
- The company plans to scale operations through a larger "Maximus" facility and potential North American expansion.
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