Ecolomondo Corporation · TSXV:ECM.H
Ecolomondo — Investor Presentation (July 2025)
21 slides from Ecolomondo's investor presentation, July 2025
Slide 1: Profits from tire waste
JUL Y 2025 Profits from tire waste ecolomondo.com ecolomondo.com
Slide 2: Forward looking statements
Forward looking statements Information subject to change. In no event shall Ecolomondo Corporation, its directors, officers, employees, agents or advisors be liable for any loss of us e, data, income or profits incidental, special, indirect or consequential or any similar losses or damages of any ki
Slide 3: Investment highlights
Investment highlights 3 facilities at various stages of development Ecolomondo is a clean tech company offering a proprietary Thermal Decomposition Process (TDP), converting hydrocarbon waste (scrap tires) into marketable resources: recovered carbon black (rCB), oil, gas, and steel. Technology devel
Slide 4: Mission, vision, values, and strategy
Mission, vision, values, and strategy Our strategy 1. Specialize in the processing of end-of-life tires (ELTs), with the ultimate goal of becoming a major global developer and operator of turnkey Ecolomondo and its trendsetting technology provide a TDP facilities. sustainable option for recycling ti
Slide 5: Sustainability efforts are forcing worldwide change
Sustainability efforts are Michelin aims to produce tires entirely from renewable, recycled, Continental plans to fully transition its tire production forcing worldwide change bio-generated or otherwise sustainable materials by 2050.¹ plants to sustainable raw materials no later than 2050.² Ecolomon
Slide 6: Global challenge: sustainability
~2.7B 13,000 kilotons Annual new tire production Carbon black demand globally in 2022² globally in 2022³ Global challenge: Demand for resources is at an all-time high. The global economy currently uses resources at a rate 50% faster than sustainability they can be regenerated naturally.¹ Finding sus
Slide 7: Global carbon black uses by industry
Global carbon black uses by industry Surging tire production has fueled carbon black adoption across the globe. With more vehicles produced, the carbon 70% 20% black market is set to flourish. Tire industry Uses of Non-tire rubber / carbon black general rubber goods 4% Ink, toner, coatings, paint 6%
Slide 8: Virgin carbon black market
ISCC Certifications, sustainability concerns and Virgin carbon black market carbon-neutral policies are driving unprecedented demand for recovered products. Market demand for sustainable alternatives like recovered carbon There is a growing strain on the supply of virgin carbon black, brought on by
Slide 9: High-value end products
High-value end products Ecolomondo produces top-quality recovered Mondo Black ® Mondo Oil Busheling Steel materials. We’re meeting growing global rCB is used in everything from High-carbon Mondo Crude and Busheling steel is the demand and generating high commercial value. rubber to pigment in plasti
Slide 10: TDP: The most sustainable solution
TDP: The most sustainable solution Minimal CO₂ emissions Our process emits just 90% GHG 11,200 tons 67,200 tons 400 lbs of CO₂ emissions reduced CO₂ reduced emissions reduced per ton of rCB vs virgin carbon black (per reactor, per year) annually (when (a tremendous reduction production Shamrock plan
Slide 11: TDP production at a glance
TDP production at a glance TDP does not incinerate tires. Instead, targeted heat is used to alter the molecular structure of the rubber, restoring the ELT’s original components for re-use. 1 2 3 4 Tire Reactor Thermal Decomposition Resource materials shredding loading Processing yielded Tires shredd
Slide 12: Value output from tire waste
Value output from tire waste TDP generates the highest commercial value from ELTs, with an incredible 1:1 material turnover. Ecolomondo's advanced TDP technology optimizes Hawkesbury, ON Shamrock, TX rCB recovery, the most commercially valuable 2 Reactors / 1 Module 6 Reactors / 3 Modules resource f
Slide 13: Green products, low prices
Green products, low prices Ecolomondo produces and sells clean, high-quality industrial chemicals at lower costs than virgin products. Carbon black Oil and oil derived products Steel Syngas Average virgin $1,600 (USD) to 2,100/ton $75 (USD) to 90/barrel $400 (USD) to 475/ton market price Market pric
Slide 14: TDP: safe and green
TDP: safe and green Safety features Developed to be green Safety valves Emissions monitoring and control: 99.97% capture rate of hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) Pressure safety discs Minimal residue (<1%) Low positive pressure Closed-loop water recycling / Automated process negligible water consumption Redun
Slide 15: TDP's Competitive Edge
TDP’s Competitive Edge We’ve overcome significant industry challenges still plaguing our competitors: At Ecolomondo, we’ve spent decades conducting rigorous R&D, optimizing our proprietary TDP process as a commercially Pre-filtration Systems control viable technology. Optimal heat curve development
Slide 16: ISCC – PLUS Certification
ISCC – PLUS CERTIFICATION What does an ISCC PLUS certification represent for Ecolomondo? Highlights that Ecolomondo contributes to environmentally, socially, and economically Ecolomondo is officially certified by the ISCC - Plus. sustainable production. Certification organizations like ISCC verify t
Slide 17: Hawkesbury facility / Shamrock facility
Hawkesbury facility Shamrock facility Our Shamrock TDP facility will offer a much-needed alternative to Ecolomondo’s Hawkesbury facility has proven that TDP technology transporters, generators, and storage facilities, allowing for can operate at scale and produce the highest-quality end products. co
Slide 18: Competitive landscape
Advertised/ Operational Status Technology Facilities Status Expected Capacity (tons*) Capacity Hawkesbury, Commercial – Competitive 12,856 n/a Public Ontario Operational (TSXV:ECM, Pyrolysis MC: C$55M) landscape Commercial – Shamrock, Texas n/a 55,000 Planned Commercial – Maryville, Missouri 20,000
Slide 19: Management team
Donald Prinsky, CPA, CA Eliot Sorella, B.Comm Chief Financial Officer, Board Member Executive Chairman of the Board • Ecolomondo’s founder and majority shareholder • CFO since 2010, overseeing financial planning, consulting, and reporting. • Currently CEO of Futurplast Extrusions (18+ years) • Found
Slide 20: Board of Directors
Board of Directors Honourable Christian Paradis, P.C., LL.B. Lynn Côté, BSc, MBA • Member of Parliament (2006-2015). • 30+ succes sful years at Export Development Canada (EDC) in various roles. • Appointed to cabinet in 2008, notably serving as Minister of Industry and Natural Resources. • 12 years
Slide 21: Contact
1.450.587.5999 info@ecolomondocorp.com info@ecolomondocorp.com ecolomondo.com ecolomondo.com