Ecolomondo Corporation · TSXV:ECM.H
Ecolomondo — Investor Presentation (July 2021)
16 slides from Ecolomondo's investor presentation, July 2021
Slide 1: Profits From Waste Presentation
Profits From Waste Presentation
Slide 2: Legal notice and forward-looking statements
ECOLOMONDO “A PUBLICLY LISTED COMPANY ON THE TSX-V EXCHANGE” INFORMATION SUBJECT TO CHANGE. In no event shall Ecolomondo Corporation, its directors, officers, employees, agents or advisors be liable for any loss of use, data, income or profits incidental, special, indirect or consequential or any si
Slide 3: Message from our Chairman
MESSAGE FROM OUR CHAIRMAN Once Ecolomondo was introduced to me almost 14 years ago, I immediately seized on the business opportunity created by the global need for this type of technology. Once acquired, I assembled a competent team of experts and scientists to overcome the many challenges associate
Slide 4: Global Challenge: Sustainability
GLOBAL CHALLENGE “SUSTAINABILITY” Ecolomondo decomposes waste to recycle resources for reuse. The global economy must make the transition from a linear to a circular economy or eventually face the consequences associated with supply shortages of resources. 2
Slide 5: Waste to Resources
WASTE TO RESOURCES Waste-to-resources technologies such as Ecolomondo’s Thermal Decomposition Process (“TDP”) are essential to the expansion of the circular economy. Ecolomondo is currently marketing TDP turnkey facilities that recover resources from scrap tires. ‘It is important to mention that E
Slide 6: TDP Process Overview
TDP PROCESS OVERVIEW Input Waste Feedstock Output TDP Carbon black Oil & Gas used to heat the reactor derived products Carbon black Syngas Oil & Derived products Steel “I was impressed by the simplicity of the operation, which was complemented by the automation system. The simplicity also supports t
Slide 7: TDP Process Cycle = 8 Hours
TDP PROCESS CYCLE = 8 Hours 1 2 3 4 Tire Reactor Thermal Resource Shredding Loading Process Materials Reactor is heated Carbon black is vacuumed from with gas from the reactor for final 15,000 lbs of crumb previous batch Brought down to processing. rubber per batch crumb rubber Oil and gas are Oil i
Slide 8: Value Output from Tire Waste
VALUE OUTPUT FROM TIRE WASTE Carbon black Syngas 41% 10% (USED for our thermal process) Steel • Recovered during shredding • Not loaded in the reactor to maximize Water rubber payload 1% Oil & derived products 47% TDP maximizes recovered carbon Revenue Streams for a TDP Facility black (“rCB”) output
Slide 9: TDP Is Safe and Green
TDP IS SAFE AND GREEN SAFETY FEATURES LOW ENVIRONMENTAL • Safety valve FOOTPRINT • Rupture disk • Emissions well below authorized • Low positive pressure standards – a capture rate of 99.97% of hydrogen sulfate (H2S) • Automated process • Redundancy • Very little residue (< 1%) • Real time monitorin
Slide 10: Ecolomondo's Competitive Advantages
ECOLOMONDO’S COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES Proprietary, turnkey automated system Efficient and safe process parameters Energy self-sufficient Respects environmental standards TDP Reactor (Contrecoeur TDP Facility) Scalable, modular Already scaled to industrial size technology 25+ years of exp
Slide 11: TDP Recovered Carbon Black
TDP RECOVERED CARBON BLACK TDP produces a high quality recovered carbon black (“rCB”) low in ash content. It is the end-product with the highest commercial value TDP ensures quality and consistency of its rCB Efficient process parameters maximize its output Reduces CO2 emissions by replacing
Slide 12: Expanding Markets for Recycled Carbon Black
EXPANDING MARKETS FOR RECYCLED CARBON BLACK GROWTH DRIVERS FOR rCB WORLD CONSUMPTION PER CAPITA (1) 5 Virgin carbon black Demand for virgin carbon black is 4 Lbs per Capita expected to keep growing and to 3 outpace supply. • Increasing consumption per capita 2 and the steady growth of global 1 pop
Slide 13: Business Model
BUSINESS MODEL Ecolomondo’s Revenue Streams 1. Sale of turnkey TDP facilities • Third parties Facility Size Annual Capacity • Joint ventures 2 – Reactor 15,000 tons • Corporately owned 2. Royalties from operating TDP facilities 4 – Reactor 30,000 tons 3. After-market services 6 – Reactor 45,000 tons
Slide 14: Board of Directors
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Directors Details • 1999 –Present Chief Executive Officer for 16 years of Futurplast Extrusions, the leading plastic extrusion Elio Sorella, B.Comm. company in North America specializing in acrylic tubes, rods and profiles Chairman and CEO • 1995 –Present Chairman and CEO of the S
Slide 15: Management
MANAGEMENT Management Details • 1999 –Present Chief Executive Officer for 16 years of Futurplast Extrusions, the leading plastic Elio Sorella, B.Comm. extrusion company in North America specializing in acrylic tubes, rods and profiles Chairman and CEO • 1995 –Present Chairman and CEO of the Sorella
Slide 16: Thank you
Thank you For more information, contact investors@ecolomondocorp.com sales@ecolomondocorp.com Website www.ecolomondo.com for recycling