Purecycle Technologies Inc Stock Price, News & Analysis

PureCycle Technologies (PCT) has partnered with the Jacksonville Jaguars to implement the innovative PureZero™ waste program at TIAA Bank Field, aiming to recycle over 500,000 pieces of plastic waste. As Florida's first professional sports team to adopt this program, the Jaguars will utilize PureCycle's advanced purification technology to process No. 5 plastic, commonly used in stadiums. This venture intends to create a circular recycling system, significantly reducing plastic waste during numerous games and events throughout the season.

On June 15, 2022, PureCycle Technologies (Nasdaq: PCT) celebrated its second annual Pure Planet Day, engaging volunteers in Florida and Ohio to support environmental initiatives. In Orlando, volunteers built a greenhouse for Millennia Gardens Elementary, while in Ironton, they cleaned up litter in collaboration with local waste management. The company aims to transform polypropylene plastic waste into ultra-pure recycled resin, promoting sustainable practices. PureCycle continues to partner with local schools to foster eco-friendly programs and enhance community well-being.

PureCycle Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: PCT) has appointed Daniel M. Coombs to its Board of Directors. Coombs, with over 40 years of experience in petrochemicals and refining from LyondellBasell, qualifies as an independent director under NASDAQ standards. Chairman and CEO Mike Otworth stated that Coombs' expertise will assist in the completion of their first commercial facility in Ironton, Ohio by year-end. Coombs expressed enthusiasm for contributing to the company during this transformative period in the recycled plastics industry.

PureCycle Technologies (Nasdaq: PCT) has released its inaugural ESG Report featuring preliminary Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) data. The report highlights that PureCycle's purification process for recycling polypropylene produces 35% lower carbon emissions and uses 79% less energy compared to new plastic production. The company has significantly expanded its workforce and employed advanced automation technologies to enhance operational efficiency. CEO Mike Otworth emphasizes a commitment to sustainability and transparency in reporting environmental impacts.

PureCycle Technologies (NASDAQ: PCT) reported operational advancements in Q1 2022. The flagship Ironton facility is set for mechanical completion in early Q4 2022, with initial pellet production anticipated by year-end. The Augusta facility is under construction, targeting a 260 million pound capacity to commence operations in Q4 2023. A significant portion of the purification lines is already allocated through multi-year contracts. The company achieved a liquidity of $609.9 million, and anticipates budget overages of $55-$65 million due to inflationary pressures.

PureCycle Technologies (Nasdaq: PCT) announced a corporate update conference call scheduled for May 12, 2022, at 11:00 a.m. ET. The call will address recent developments, including first-quarter activities and strategic future plans. A press release with detailed updates will precede the call. Investors can access a replay of the call post-session until May 19, 2022, through provided telephone numbers. PureCycle specializes in advanced plastic recycling technologies, transforming polypropylene waste into ultra-pure resin.

On March 24, 2022, PureCycle Technologies (Nasdaq: PCT) was honored as one of the 'Best Places to Work' by Plastic News, ranking No. 9 among 22 finalists. This accolade reflects the company's commitment to its employees and innovative efforts in plastic recycling. The awards ceremony took place on March 23, emphasizing workplace policies and employee satisfaction. Dan Holloway, VP of HR, credited the achievement to the dedication of the PureCycle team in revolutionizing plastic waste into renewable resources.

PureCycle Technologies (PCT) has commenced construction on its second U.S. plastic waste purification facility in Augusta, Georgia. This new site aims to enhance production of ultra-pure recycled (UPR) resin, with the capacity for 1 billion pounds of recycled plastic annually across up to 8 purification lines. The expansion is supported by a recent $250 million private equity capital raise and aims to address the challenge of No. 5 plastic waste. The facility is expected to contribute to the local economy by creating jobs and supporting sustainability efforts.