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Loop Industries, Inc. operates as a clean technology company focused on circular plastics and polyester. Its patented and proprietary depolymerization technology breaks down low-value PET plastic and polyester fiber, including packaging, carpets and clothing, into DMT and MEG monomers that can be used to make Loop™ and Twist™ branded PET resin for packaging and fiber applications.
Company news commonly covers quarterly results, commercialization of Infinite Loop™ projects, licensing and joint-venture arrangements, offtake agreements, engineering milestones, strategic alliances with polyester and apparel participants, investor conferences, and leadership or finance updates. Developments frequently connect the company’s technology platform with recycling, textile-to-textile polyester and food-grade packaging markets.
Loop Industries (NASDAQ:LOOP) will participate in the 38th Annual ROTH Conference at The Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel in Dana Point, California, on March 22-24, 2026. Management will hold investor meetings and discuss Loop's India joint venture and a European Infinite Loop™ facility in Germany.
Executives Daniel Solomita, Founder and CEO, and Kevin O'Dowd, Head of Investor Relations, will meet with investors and analysts to outline the company's global deployment roadmap and partner-driven licensing and joint venture model for scaling recycled PET production.
Loop (Nasdaq:LOOP) announced Infinite Loop Europe selected BASF Industriepark Lausitz in Schwarzheide, Germany for its first European Infinite Loop™ facility, expected operational by 2030.
The licensed facility will produce 70,000 metric tons per year of virgin-quality recycled PET, follows a December 2024 license agreement, and delivered a €10 million upfront license payment. Loop expects incremental engineering and license revenue to begin in 2026 as the project moves into engineering and permitting.
Loop Industries (Nasdaq: LOOP) reported Q3 fiscal 2026 results and project updates on January 14, 2026. Key commercial milestones include a multi-year offtake agreement with Nike for Twist polyester from the India JV and a detailed engineering award to Toyo for the India facility. Project debt term sheets have been received for the India JV, and site selection is in final stages for a European Infinite Loop facility with Reed Societe Generale Group.
Q3 highlights: revenues $86k (up $34k YoY), net loss $2.944M, cash operating expenses $2.2M (down $1.1M YoY), and total available liquidity $7.7M.
Loop Industries (Nasdaq:LOOP) announced the appointment of Spencer Hart as Chief Financial Officer, effective January 15, 2026. Mr. Hart, a Board member since February 2025, will transition to a full-time executive role while retaining his board seat and leading global financial strategy and capital markets engagement.
Background: Hart has over 30 years in investment banking and capital markets, most recently at Guggenheim Securities. Interim CFO Mike De Notaris will remain at Loop as Vice President of Corporate Development and report to Hart.
Loop Industries (Nasdaq: LOOP) said its India joint venture ELITe awarded the detailed engineering contract for the Infinite Loop India project to Toyo Engineering India, completing the final engineering milestone ahead of construction.
The facility is designed for 70,000 metric tonnes annual PET resin production, targets construction completion by end of 2027, and follows FEED by Tata Consulting Engineers. Capital expenditures are trending below $176 million with $5 million savings from land acquisition. Debt financing led by KPMG in India is in progress and multiple term sheets from international lenders have been received. A multi-year offtake with Nike is signed as the anchor customer.
Loop Industries (Nasdaq: LOOP) announced a multi-year offtake agreement with Nike to supply Twist™, Loop's virgin-quality polyester resin made exclusively from textile waste, making Nike the anchor customer for the Infinite Loop™ India manufacturing facility being constructed with Ester Industries.
The 70,000-tonne facility is projected to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 81% and save up to 418,600 tonnes CO₂/year. Twist™ products will feature full traceability via Loop's proprietary chemical tracer technology.
Loop Industries (Nasdaq:LOOP) reported second quarter fiscal 2026 results and commercial progress on Infinite Loop™ projects in India and Europe.
Key developments include a $10.5M site acquisition in Gujarat with capacity for an initial 70,000 MT plant plus 100,000 MT expansion, multi‑year offtake agreements (including a leading global sports apparel brand and Taro Plast) for Twist™ polyester and Loop™ DMT, strategic alliances with Shinkong and Hyosung TNC, and ongoing project debt syndication managed by KPMG for the India JV.
Financials: Q2 net loss was $3.204M (Q2 FY25: $4.839M); six‑month net loss was $6.651M (2024: $10.028M). Cash operating expenses fell, and available liquidity was $9.86M.
Loop Industries (NASDAQ:LOOP) has signed a significant offtake agreement with Taro Plast to supply Loop™ DMT (dimethyl terephthalate) from its planned Infinite Loop™ India facility. The facility, scheduled to launch in early 2028 through a joint venture with Ester Industries, will produce 70,000 tonnes of PET resin annually.
The Loop™ DMT will be used in automotive and specialty polymer applications, with Taro Plast becoming the first company to integrate this 100% recycled product into its portfolio. Independent testing has confirmed the high purity and performance of Loop™ DMT, which will be used in Taro Plast's TPC Pibiflex® and Riteflex® product lines.
The partnership represents a strategic expansion beyond Loop's traditional bottle-grade & fiber-grade PET resin offerings, diversifying revenue streams in the specialty polymers market.Loop Industries (NASDAQ:LOOP) and Hyosung TNC have announced a strategic alliance to expand circular polyester production through textile-to-textile supply chains. The partnership combines Loop's Infinite Loop™ depolymerization technology with Hyosung TNC's expertise in advanced textile materials.
Loop will transform textile waste into its Twist™ polyester resin, which Hyosung TNC will convert into performance yarns under its Regen™ brand portfolio. The alliance will initially utilize Loop's Terrebonne facility and expand significantly once the planned India Infinite Loop™ facility becomes operational. This collaboration aims to help brands transition from fossil and bottle-based polyester to circular materials, building on their previous success with Pleatsmama's limited-edition handbag project.
Loop Industries (NASDAQ:LOOP) and Shinkong Synthetic Fibers Corporation have announced a strategic alliance to accelerate the transition to circular textile economy. The partnership combines Loop's textile-to-textile manufacturing technology with Shinkong's polyester fiber spinning capabilities and distribution network.
Loop's patented technology transforms end-of-life polyester textile waste into Twist™, a high-purity circular polyester resin for the textile industry. Through this collaboration, Shinkong will offer Twist™ branded resin to its network of over 100 customers globally. The alliance will support the planned Infinite Loop™ India project and enable Loop to provide high-quality circular polyester yarns to customers.