Loop Industries, Inc. · NASDAQ:LOOP
Loop Industries — Investor Presentation (June 2021)
25 slides from Loop Industries's investor presentation, June 2021
Slide 1: Accelerating The Circular Plastics Economy
Accelerating The Circular Plastics Economy INVESTOR PRESENTATION : LOOP JUNE 2021
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This presentation of Loop Industries, Inc., a Nevada corporation (“Loop”, the “Company,” “we,” or “our”), contains “forward-looking statements” as defined in the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such statements may be proceeded by the words “intends”, “may”, “will”,
Slide 3: Investment Highlights / Loop at a Glance
LOOP AT A Investment Highlights GLANCE Addressing the Global Plastic Crisis: ~70% of PET bottles are not recycled. Approximately half of global Loop Industries, Inc. textiles (clothing and carpets) are polyester fiber that are typically not recycled. NASDAQ: LOOP Breakthrough patented technology: En
Slide 4: What does Loop do?
Q. WHAT DOES LOOP DO? A. We call it sustainable science. At Loop, we’ve developed a technology that turns waste polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and polyester fiber into virgin-quality PET resin made from 100% recycled content. Our revolutionary technology has a global application potential, as soci
Slide 5: Our Mission
OUR MISSION: Unaccepting the status quo through science and innovation to accelerate a circular plastics economy.
Slide 6: Responding to a Global Crisis
Responding to a Global Crisis Humankind has produced 8,300 million tons of plastics since the 1950s1, and for good reason: • Plastic is durable, protecting foods from contaminants and pests; • It is a resistant and versatile material for textile production; • It is thin and lightweight, reducing vol
Slide 7: Legislative Changes
Legislative Changes The EU has implemented a new tax on plastic waste at a rate of €800/tonne on non-recycled plastic packaging, relative to a price range of €1150-€13501/tonne for virgin plastic in the EU. New and potential government taxes, or responsibility fees, on virgin plastic are expected to
Slide 8: Growing Demand
Growing Demand Currently, no known commercial volumes of 100% recycled PET resin meeting virgin quality standards are available to CPG customers With increasing environmental, social and economic pressures, major consumer brands have adopted ambitious sustainability targets that will be difficult to
Slide 9: Technology Highlights
Technology Highlights Low-Energy Virgin-Quality PET Resin & Infinitely Recyclable with Depolymerization for Cost- Polyester Fiber no Degradation in Quality Efficiency and Higher Yields compared to higher energy recycling technologies Enables Low-Quality PET Accepts Wider Variety of Robust Intellectu
Slide 10: How it Works
How it Works LOOP FACT: low energy means we can use a wider array of feedstocks, increase cost-efficiency, reduce side reactions, which leads to higher yields compared to higher energy recycling technologies! 1 Loop’s proprietary depolymerization technology allows for waste PET plastic & 2 Through o
Slide 11: Recycling the Unrecyclable
Recycling the Unrecyclable Loop’s technology can eliminate contaminants, such as dyes, additives and other impurities. As a result, we can prevent otherwise unrecyclable materials from ending up in landfills, oceans and other natural areas. Materials such as: Colored plastic bottles Thermoform trim
Slide 12: Infinitely Recyclable
Infinitely Recyclable Consider this chocolate cake. Loop’s technology is designed to break the bonds in a PET molecular chain to produce DMT and MEG. This is analogous to breaking down the chocolate cake into its base ingredients; eggs, flour, sugar, chocolate back to their purest form… even going s
Slide 13: Environmental Impact
Environmental Impact When compared to virgin PET produced from fossil fuels1, Loop PET made from 100% recycled material shows environmental benefits that make it a solution that’s kinder to the planet. 60% Less 58% Less 80% Less 75% Less Global Warming Smog Formation Water Primary Potential (GHG)1 P
Slide 14: Decarbonizing Plastics
Decarbonizing Plastics CO2 emissions from the annual energy use of 18,124 homes A Loop facility with an annual capacity of 70,000 Tonnes can claim an annual savings of 150,500 Carbon Sequestered By Tonnes of Carbon Dioxide (CO2)1 compared to 746 KM2 of forests virgin PET production (kg for kg). annu
Slide 15: Infinite Loop™: The Future of PET Manufacturing
Infinite Loop™ The Future of PET Manufacturing Infinite Loop™ greenfield manufacturing facilities are designed to be an end-to-end commercial solution to supply the global demand for virgin-quality, Loop™ PET resin made from 100% recycled content. Key Highlights • Facilities to be located near large
Slide 16: Infinite Loop™ Québec
Infinite Loop™ Québec Loop is in the planning phase for an Infinite Loop™ manufacturing facility in the province of Québec, Canada. On May 27, 2021, we acquired a 19 million square foot parcel of land in Bécancour, Québec for $4.8 million, which offers attractive logistics, being located on the St-L
Slide 17: Infinite Loop™ Europe
Infinite Loop™ Europe In partnership with Loop and environmental services leader SUEZ have announced plans to build the first Infinite Loop™ facility in Europe. • The partnership combines SUEZ’s resource management expertise and Loop’s breakthrough technology for the production of virgin-quality, fo
Slide 18: Strategic Partnership in Asia
Strategic Partnership in Asia Loop and SK global chemical have announced a strategic partnership for the development of sustainable PET manufacturing facilities across Asia • Addressing the Asian market opportunity for PET plastic and polyester fiber made from 100% recycled content • Building multip
Slide 19: About SK global chemical
About SK global chemical SK global chemical is an ideal partner because of its scale and sophistication, its global chemicals manufacturing footprint and a shared vision to create value through sustainability and innovation make them a valued partner in our journey to expand our technology in Asia.
Slide 20: Retrofitting Existing Facilities
Retrofitting Existing Facilities North America and Europe In 2018, Loop entered into a focus, in partnership with 50/50 Joint Venture Agreement with Indorama Ventures to integrate Loop’s depolymerization technology with Indorama’s existing PET plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina with the objective
Slide 21: Demonstration & Training Facility
Demonstration & Training Facility Terrebonne, Quebec, Canada • Loop’s pilot plant has been proving out technology and refining processes for future commercialization • The pilot plant is in process of being converted to an Infinite Loop™ demonstration and training facility in support of our commerci
Slide 22: Leadership Team
Leadership Team Daniel Solomita Drew Hickey Stephen Champagne Karine Tessier Yves Perron Founder, Chairman Chief Financial Officer Chief Technology Officer Vice-President, Vice-President, & Chief Executive Officer Research & Development Engineering & Construction Founded Loop and is the chief Has ha
Slide 23: Our Board of Directors
Our Board of Directors LAURENCE SELLYN ANDREW LAPHAM JAY STUBINA PETER KEZIOS LOUISE SAMS Lead Independent Director Director Director Director Director Appointed to the Board of Directors Co-founder and CEO of Appointed to the Board of Specialized in the field of Appointed to the Board of in April 2
Slide 24: Our Journey
• Engineering partner Worley Our Journey • Partnership with SUEZ for Infinite Loop™ European facility • Agreement with INVISTA/Chemtex • Financing: underwritten equity offering, net proceeds of ~$25.1M • Joint Venture with • Gen I technology invented • REACH Registration of monomers for import Indor
Slide 25: Contact Us
Contact Us Loop Industries, Inc. 480, Fernand-Poitras Terrebonne, QC, Canada J6Y 1Y4 T: +1 450-951-8555 E: info@loopindustries.com W: www.loopindustries.com Investor Relations Greg Falesnik T: +1 949-259-4987 E: loop@mzgroup.us