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Ecolomondo Corporation reports developments in sustainable scrap tire recycling through its proprietary Thermal Decomposition Process, or TDP. Company news centers on the Hawkesbury TDP facility, production ramp activity, revenues from recovered end-products, and customer demand for recovered carbon black, oil, gas and steel produced from scrap tire waste.
Recurring updates also cover offtake activity, tipping-fee revenue, project financing and loan amendments, shares-for-debt and shareholder funding transactions, interim financial statements, market-making arrangements, governance topics and the company’s public-market status on the TSX Venture Exchange and OTCQB under ECLMF.
Ecolomondo (OTCQB:ECLMF), a Canadian sustainable scrap tire recycling technology company, reported record monthly revenues of C$224,175 for September 2025, marking a significant 325% increase from C$52,724 in September 2024. Despite this milestone, the company continues to operate at a loss of approximately C$125,000 monthly as its Hawkesbury TDP facility remains in the ramp-up phase.
The facility has secured notable customer relationships, with one major off-take customer purchasing 15 truckloads of recovered carbon black (rCB), and a second U.S.-based customer placing a trial bulk order with potential for 4-6 truckloads monthly. The facility also shipped 4 tanker loads of ISCC Plus certified tire-derived oil in September.
Each rCB truckload prevents approximately 42 metric tons of GHG emissions, demonstrating the environmental impact of Ecolomondo's technology.Ecolomondo (OTC.QB: ECLMF), a Canadian sustainable scrap tire recycling technology company, reported significant revenue growth from its Hawkesbury TDP facility. Revenues reached $640,986 for January-August 2025, a 91% increase from $336,078 in the same period of 2024.
The company has secured notable customer wins, with one major client purchasing 12 truckloads of recovered carbon black (rCB), each approximately 23 metric tons. Additionally, the company has shipped 26 tanker loads of tire-derived oil (TDO), totaling 520 metric tons with an approximate value of $416,000 USD. A second U.S. customer has approved Ecolomondo's rCB and is expected to begin bulk orders.
While showing promising growth, the company notes it is still operating at a loss as the Hawkesbury facility continues its production ramp-up.
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