Investor Presentation TOMRA Systems ASA 13 February 2026 © TOMRA TOMRA Group 3 TOMRA Group TOMRA Collection 18 TOMRA Collection 18 TOMRA Recycling 41 TOMRA Food 64 TOMRA Horizon 80 TOMRA Financials 94 3 2 TOMRA Recycling 41 TOMRA Food 64 TOMRA Horizon 80 TOMRA Financials 94 ~5,800 employees globally 1,318 million EUR revenues in 2025 Collection Recycling Food Horizon Transforming society's habits to keep valuable resources in a continuous loop of Giving every piece of material we sort and analyze – may it b ...

Cyclic Materials, a company specialising in the recycling of rare earth elements (REEs), has announced an investment of more than $82m (C$110.86m) in a new rare earth recycling campus in McBee, South Carolina, US. The company plans to establish its second US spoke facility and its largest hub facility at the new site. The facility will have the initial capacity to process 2,000 tonnes per annum (tpa) of magnet material, with future expansion to 6,000t planned. Cyclic Materials' proprietary MagCycle and ...

Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - Cash operating expenses for the quarter were $2.2 million, reflecting a year-over-year decrease of $1.1 million [11] - Total liquidity available at the end of the third quarter was $7.7 million, which is expected to decrease in the coming quarters [11][12] Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - The Infinite Loop India project is on budget and on schedule, with a supply contract executed with Nike for a fixed amount of Twist, the textile-to-textile polyester resin [3][4] - The company expects to have between five to six customers total for the facility, with ongoing negotiations for additional offtake agreements [27] Market Data and Key Metrics Changes - European regulations mandating more recycled content in clothing are driving demand for textile-to-textile recycling solutions [4][8] - 66% of all PET and polyester manufactured globally comes from the polyester textile side, representing a significant market opportunity [8] Company Strategy and Development Direction - The company is focused on expanding its manufacturing capabilities in India and Europe, with a strategic partnership with Reed Management and Société Générale Group for a project in Europe [3][10] - The Indian facility is strategically located near a textile hub and a free trade zone, facilitating the import of waste clothing for recycling [9] Management's Comments on Operating Environment and Future Outlook - Management expressed confidence in the financing and operational progress, anticipating meaningful revenue and profitability from engineering fees in both India and Europe [16] - The company is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for textile recycling due to upcoming regulations in Europe [8][10] Other Important Information - The debt package for the Indian facility is projected to be $130 million, with Loop required to provide an equity component of approximately $28 million [49][50] - The construction of the Indian facility is scheduled for completion by the end of 2027 [9][36] Q&A Session Summary Question: How much of the facility in India is under contract? - The company expects to have between five to six customers total for the facility, currently having Nike and Tyrell Plus, with negotiations ongoing for additional customers [27] Question: Are pricing and margins similar for textile and packaging? - The textile side currently commands higher premiums due to regulatory pressures, while both sides are comparable in pricing depending on customer needs [30] Question: What is the size of the German plant? - The German plant will have a capacity of 70,000 tons, the same as the Indian facility [45] Question: What is the size of the debt package for India? - The debt package for India is $130 million, with Loop providing an equity component of approximately $28 million [49][50] Question: What is the expected payback period for the Indian plant? - The payback period for the plant in India is expected to be less than three years [69]

Core Insights - The collaboration between PureCycle Technologies, Churchill Container, and 4ocean aims to promote sustainability at the College Football Playoff National Championship by selling Run It Back™ cups made from recycled plastic [1][3][6] - For every 20 cups sold, one pound of trash will be removed from the ocean, highlighting the initiative's direct impact on ocean conservation [1][4] Company Initiatives - PureCycle Technologies utilizes a patented dissolution recycling technology to convert polypropylene plastic waste into PureFive resin, which is food-safe and recyclable [7] - Churchill Container has over 45 years of experience in producing reusable and recyclable drinkware, emphasizing its commitment to sustainability and innovation in product design [8] - 4ocean operates cleanup crews globally, recovering millions of pounds of plastic and debris from oceans, rivers, and coastlines each year, while advocating for sustainable practices [9] Environmental Impact - The Run It Back™ cups provide a durable, reusable alternative to single-use cups, significantly reducing waste at major sporting events [2][5] - The College Football Playoff's Playoff Green initiative aims to remove 5,000 pounds of plastic and debris from various water bodies, further enhancing its sustainability efforts [3]

Group 1 - The article highlights the transformation of over 3,000 tons of discarded plastic bottles in Guangdong each year into high-quality packaging bottles through a green production line [2] - This green technology facilitates the recycling process, turning "waste bottles" into "good bottles," thereby supporting the global sales of China's green products [2]

Core Viewpoint - PureCycle Technologies (NASDAQ:PCT) is recognized as a promising small-cap industrial stock with significant upside potential, particularly following recent developments in its product offerings and market opportunities [1][2]. Group 1: Analyst Ratings and Market Consensus - Craig-Hallum analyst Eric Stine assigned a Hold rating to PureCycle Technologies, but the overall analyst consensus remains positive with a target price of $16, indicating a potential upside of approximately 73.5% from current levels [2]. - The company is covered by 7 analysts, with 4 Buy ratings and 3 Hold ratings, reflecting a generally favorable outlook among market analysts [2]. Group 2: Product Developments and Market Opportunities - On December 11, management announced initial sales of PureFive resins to a leading global paint and coatings company, marking a significant milestone after passing stringent testing protocols [3]. - The caps and closures market presents a substantial opportunity for PureCycle, with over 300 million polypropylene pieces produced annually in North America, highlighting the potential for sustainable practices in manufacturing [4]. - PureCycle's patented solvent-based purification technology enables the recycling of waste polypropylene into high-quality recycled resin, positioning the company as a key player in sustainability efforts within the industry [4].

In this TEDx talk, Ambreen explores how some of the most powerful businesses are born from society’s hardest problems. She reflects on how the COVID-19 lockdown exposed a critical contradiction: while cities shut down, waste continued to accumulate, revealing deep gaps in waste management, environmental responsibility, and opportunity. The talk challenges the stigma around waste collection, highlighting the systemic barriers, informal networks, and resistance faced by anyone attempting to formalize the sect ...

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Core Insights - The Northeast United States experienced a decline in average prices for nearly all recycled commodities in Q3 2025, with glass and bulky rigids being exceptions [1][4]. Price Trends - The average blended commodity value without residuals was $75.14, a decrease of 21.9% from the previous quarter, while the value with residuals was $60.16, down 27.24% [2]. - Single-stream MRFs saw values decrease by 23.32% without residuals and 28.86% with residuals, while dual-stream MRFs experienced decreases of 17.33% without residuals and 21.76% with residuals compared to the last quarter [2]. MRF Representation - The report included data from 19 MRFs across 12 states, including Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Virginia [3]. NERC Report Purpose - The NERC report aims to provide a regional overview of price trends and is part of efforts to enhance recycled commodity supply and demand in the Northeast [4]. - The report adopted a new format in 2025, offering average prices for specific commodities alongside aggregate values, highlighting significant declines in most categories except for glass and bulky rigids [4]. Specific Commodity Prices - The average price for bulky rigids was $43.26, reflecting a 93% increase from the previous quarter, although no explanation for this increase was provided [4]. - The average price for PET was $125.58, down 60%, Natural HDPE was approximately $955.31 per ton, down 46%, and OCC averaged about $86.23, down 10% [5]. Company Performance - Casella reported a 29% year-over-year decline in average recycled commodity revenue per ton in Q3, and the company mitigates the impact of low commodity values by adjusting tip fees [7].