Slide 1: Investor Presentation
INVESTOR PRESENTATION LOOP INDUSTRIES May 2026 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER This presentation of Loop Industries, Inc., a Nevada corporation (“Loop”, the “Company,” Important assumptions relating to the forward-looking statements contained in this presentation include “we,” or “our”), is dated May 28, 2026, and contains “forward-looking information” and assumptio
Slide 3: A First Mover Platform Positioned to Transform Global Polyester Recycling
A FIRST MOVER PLATFORM POSITIONED TO TRANSFORM GLOBAL POLYESTER RECYCLING Significant untapped market opportunity, supported by the size of the recycling market and strong global growth trends driven by regulation, brand commitments, and sustainability mandates. Proven and validated technology, succ
Slide 4: The Global Plastic Waste Problem
THE GLOBAL PLASTIC WASTE PROBLEM 400 million metric tons of plastic is produced globally every year, of which 46% ends-up in landfills. 92 million metric tons of textile waste is produced globally every year, with less than 1% being recycled back into fiber. 500 billion plastic bottles are used worl
Slide 5: Conventional Plastic Recycling Is Ineffective, Loop Has the Solution
CONVENTIONAL PLASTIC RECYCLING IS INNEFECTIVE LOOP HAS THE SOLUTION INFINITE LOOP TECHNOLOGY CONVENTIONAL RECYCLING APPROACH Depolymerization Mechanical Polyester waste is broken down into its monomers Polyester bottles are sorted, washed, shredded, DESCRIPTION (DMT & MEG) which are purified and the
Slide 6: Our Technology: How It Works
OUR TECHNOLOGY HOW IT WORKS Our low heat, no added pressure depolymerization Loop’s process begins with waste polyester of low or technology breaks down the waste polyester into its no value which today end up in landfill, incineration base chemical building blocks, or monomers: DMT and or natural a
Slide 7: Technology Highlights
TECHNOLOGY HIGHLIGHTS Virgin-quality polyester made from 100% recycled content Low heat, no added pressure depolymerization, reducing GHG emissions by up to 81% Low conversion cost and higher production yields compared to other chemical recycling technologies Upcycles low-value polyester waste curre
Slide 8: Decarbonizing Polyester
DECARBONIZING POLYESTER ENVIRONMENTAL SAVINGS Up to 81% LESS* Global Warming potential (GHG) than virgin polyester manufacturing. A 70,000 metric tons Loop facility could save up to 418,600 metric tons / year of CO₂eq compared to virgin polyester.** 6 metric tons of CO₂eq are avoided for every metri
Slide 9: Loop Recycles Low Value Waste Otherwise Destined for Landfills
LOOP RECYCLES LOW VALUE WASTE THAT IS OTHERWISE DESTINED FOR LANDFILLS TEXTILE PRODUCTS OPAQUE AND COLORED MULTI-LAYER WASTE POLYESTER POST-INDUSTRIAL, PRE-CONSUMER, POST-CONSUMER POLYESTER CONTAINERS POLYESTER TRAYS, CLAMSHELLS FROM PACKAGING Loop & Twist Polyester achieves virgin quality level reg
Slide 10: Existing Production Facility
EXISTING PRODUCTION FACILITY TERREBONNE, CANADA 5+ Years of operation Production of Loop and Twist Technology confirmed De-risks scale up to full allowed for refinement of polyester to supply Global Brands through due diligence by scale production facility the production process. for in-store produc
Slide 11: Target Markets
TARGET MARKETS TEXTILES PACKAGING FASHION HOME & AUTOMOTIVE FOOD & BEVERAGE COSMETICS PHARMACEUTICAL LIFESTYLE & PRODUCTS TIRECORD Loop Industries 11
Slide 12: Many Global Brands Have Already Used Loop's Products
MANY GLOBAL BRANDS HAVE ALREADY USED LOOP’S PRODUCTS LOOP’S LOGO ON PACKAGING WILL CREATE AN INDUSTRY STANDARD FOR QUALITY RECYCLING ON CLOUD PLEATSMAMA EVIAN L’OCCITANE EVIAN L’ORÉAL - GARNIER CYCLON SHOE LIFESTYLE BAG LABELED BOTTLE SHOWER OIL LABEL-LESS BOTTLE MICELLAR WATER Loop Industries 12
Slide 13: Strategic Evolution
STRATEGIC EVOLUTION FROM LAB-SCALE TO GLOBAL ROLLOUT TECHNOLOGY Over the past 10 years, Loop has developed, perfected DEVELOPMENT and patented its technology. PRODUCTION Loop has been operating its production facility in FACILITY Canada for 5+ years. In December 2024, Loop sold its first technology
Slide 14: Commercialization Strategy
COMMERCIALIZATION STRATEGY MAXIMIZE ROI WHILE EFFICIENTLY DEPLOYING OUR TECHNOLOGY GLOBALLY DIRECT INVESTMENT LICENSING ENGINEERING SERVICES & MODULAR CONSTRUCTION Direct investment with joint venture partners Deployment of Loop’s technology through Revenue generation by providing engineering to own
Slide 15: How Big Is the Opportunity
HOW BIG IS THE OPPORTUNITY LOOP CAN BUILD 10 FACILITIES AND REPRESENT LESS THAN 1% OF THE TOTAL POLYESTER MARKET AND LESS THAN 7% OF THE RECYCLED POLYESTER MARKET Global Polyester Market 86M Tons 4.5% CAGR Through 2033 Loop Recycled Production Millions of Metric Tons per Polyester 11M Tons 1 Facilit
Slide 16: Government Mandates Driving Recycled Demand
GOVERNMENT MANDATES DRIVING RECYCLED DEMAND • Financial bonuses for producers using recycled plastics from 2026. • India has set a mandatory floor of 30% • €0.45/kg tax on recycled content for 2025–26, scaling to 60% virgin single-use by 2028–29. • Zero plastic waste 2030 (SUPPR) plastic, expected t
Slide 17: Global Brands Sustainability Targets
GLOBAL BRANDS SUSTAINABILITY TARGETS BRANDS SUSTAINABILITY TARGETS • Nike has committed to reducing absolute Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 65% by 2030 (from a 2015 baseline) and Scope 3 emissions by 30%, driven by material innovation, renewable energy adoption, and supply-chain efficiency improvements.
Slide 18: Infinite Loop India
50/50 JOINT VENTURE WITH INFINITE LOOP ESTER INDUSTRIES Robust financial returns, generating strong free cash flow INDIA with competitive pricing to customers Loop receives royalty revenue by granting the JV a technology license and for its exclusive responsibility for sales & marketing. Land in Guj
Slide 19: Offtake Agreement with Nike
OFFTAKE AGREEMENT WITH NIKE GUARANTEED MULTI-YEAR SUPPLY Nike signs as the anchor customer for the Infinite Loop India manufacturing facility. Multi-year offtake agreement to Nike will integrate twist into This agreement with Nike supply twist , Loop’s branded targeted product lines to further advan
Slide 20: Offtake Agreement with Taro Plast
OFFTAKE AGREMENT WITH TARO PLAST DIVERSIFIES REVENUE STREAMS Loop will supply Taro Plast with Loop DMT from its planned Infinite Loop India facility. The addition of Loop DMT Taro Plast has conducted Taro Plast will use Loop DMT in expands Loop’s product offering independent testing that confirms au
Slide 21: Strategic Alliances with Shinkong and Hyosung TNC
STRATEGIC ALLIANCES WITH SHINKONG SYNTHETIC FIBERS AND HYOSUNG TNC Joining forces with SHINKONG AND HYOSUNG TNC, two of Asia’s leading polyester fiber producers to integrate Twist recycled resin into existing global textile supply chains. Loop upcycles low-value textile waste into Twist resin, which
Slide 22: Infinite Loop Europe
JOINT VENTURE WITH REED INFINITE LOOP SOCIÉTÉ GÉNÉRALE GROUP EUROPE Loop & Reed Société Générale Group (Reed-Soc Gen) created a Joint-Venture (Infinite Loop Europe) to deploy Loop’s technology across multiple manufacturing facilities in Europe. In December 2024, Loop sold its 1st technology license
Slide 23: Five Year Vision
FIVE YEAR VISION GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY DEPLOYMENT Global footprint in Europe, Asia and North America through technology licensing and direct investment. Finance future projects through free cash flow from joint-ventures, Infinite Loop Europe Licensed Plant 1 licensing fees and engineering services. Gove
Slide 24: Meet Our Leadership Team
MEET OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM DANIEL GIOVANNI ADEL SPENCER SOLOMITA CATINO ESSADDAM HART Chief Executive Officer Chief Revenue Officer Chief Operating Officer Chief Financial Officer Founded Loop and is the chief An experienced and trusted Mr. Essadam is the co-inventor Mr. Hart was appointed to the arch
Slide 25: Meet Our Board of Directors
MEET OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS DANIEL LAURENCE JAY LOUISE LAURENT SPENCER SOLOMITA SELLYN STUBINA SAMS AUGUSTE HART Founder, Chairman Lead Independent Director Independent Director Independent Director Director Director Founded Loop and is the chief Mr. Sellyn was appointed to the Mr. Stubina was appoi
Slide 26: Closing the Loop on Polyester
CLOSING THE LOOP ON POLYESTER LOOP INDUSTRIES INVESTOR RELATIONS Kevin C. O’Dowd 480 Rue Fernand Poitras, Terrebonne, QC J6Y 1Y4 info@loopindustries.com kodowd@loopindustries.com 450-951-8555 +1 617-755-4602 Loop Industries 26
Slide 27: Appendix
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Slide 28: Product Portfolio
PRODUCT PORTFOLIO Twist POLYESTER Loop PET TIRE CORD POLYESTER DMT MONOMER Textile-to-textile Bottle-Grade Fiber-Grade Dimethyl Terephthalate LOOP HELPS OUR CUSTOMERS ACHIEVE THEIR GOALS 1 Integrate Recycled Materials into High-Performance Products. 2 Reach their sustainability goals. 3 Contribute t
Slide 29: Textile Customers
TEXTILE CUSTOMERS QUALITY HIGHLIGHTS Virgin-quality Superior production Suitable for all colour Successful trials performance ensures yield (up to 30%) applications, including conducted by global spinability, dyeing, vs mechanically white brands and leading and production of recycled polyester conve
Slide 30: Packaging Customers
PACKAGING CUSTOMERS QUALITY HIGHLIGHTS FOOD, BEVERAGE, COSMETICS AND PHARMACEUTICAL PACKAGING 30 Loop PET has been Co-Branding with the Virgin-Quality Successful highlighted as the new Loop logo on enables transparent trials conducted by benchmark for quality in packaging as a symbol packaging makin
Slide 31: Infinite Loop India: Why India?
INFINITE LOOP INDIA 50/50 JOINT VENTURE WITH ESTER INDUSTRIES WHY INDIA? Low-Cost manufacturing. Polyester textile waste availability. Availability of clean energy & biofuel. 5+ years of collaboration between Loop and Ester. Gujarat FEEDSTOCK LANDSCAPE Surat Surat and Mumbai are strategic polyester