Slide 1: Investor Presentation – Loop Industries
INVESTOR PRESENTATION LOOP INDUSTRIES October 2025
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 “we,” or “our”), is dated March 13th , 2025, and contains “forward-looking information” and presentation include assu
Slide 3: The Global Plastic Waste Problem
THE GLOBAL PLASTIC WASTE PROBLEM Humankind has produced 8.3 billion tonnes of plastics since the 1950s from harmful fossil fuels¹ 4.9 billion tonnes of plastic (60%) have been disposed of in landfills or the environment¹ ~585 billion plastic drinking bottles sold in 2021² ~ 25 million tonnes of plas
Slide 4: Loop Industries
LOOP INDUSTRIES At Loop, we’ve developed a patented technology to supply consumer packaged goods (CPG) and apparel companies around the world with virgin- quality polyester made from 100% recycled content. Our technology breaks down waste PET into its base chemical building blocks, or monomers: dime
Slide 5: 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 6: Our Technology: How It Works
OUR TECHNOLOGY HOW IT WORKS Our low heat, no added pressure 01 02 Loop’s process begins with waste PET depolymerization technology breaks plastic and polyester fiber of low or no down the waste PET into its base value which today end up in landfill, chemical building blocks, or monomers: incineratio
Slide 7: Closing the Loop on Low-Value Waste PET and Polyester Fiber
CLOSING THE LOOP ON LOW-VALUE WASTE PET AND POLYESTER FIBER FINES COLOURED FLAKES PET TRAYS POLYESTER FIBER WASTE FROM MECHANICAL RECYCLERS WASTE FROM MECHANICAL RECYCLERS CLAMSHELLS, SALADE TRAYS POST-CONSUMER, PRE-CONSUMER, POST-INDUSTRIAL WASTE Over 2,500+ feedstock Loop™ polyester achieves virgi
Slide 8: Strategic Evolution
STRATEGIC EVOLUTION TECHNOLOGY Over the past 9 years, Loop has developed, perfected and 01 DEVELOPMENT patented its technology Loop has been operating its production facility in Canada for 02 PRODUCTION FACILITY 5 years Sold 1st technology license to Reed Societe Generale Group 03 TECHNOLGY LICENSIN
Slide 9: Production Facility
PRODUCTION FACILITY TERREBONNE, CANADA 5 Years of continuous Production of Loop™ polyester to Subjected to due De-risks scale up to full operation, including supply Global Brands for in-store diligence by multiple scale production facility production and R&D products & sample testing independent thi
Slide 10: Product Portfolio
PRODUCT PORTFOLIO TWIST™ POLYESTER LOOP™ PET TIRE CORD POLYESTER BHET MONOMER Textile-to-textile Bottle-Grade Fiber-Grade Bis2Hydroxy Ethyl Terephthalate GLOBAL BRANDS NEED LOOP’S PRODUCTS AND QUALITY 01 Integrate Recycled Materials into High-Performance Products 02 Reach their sustainability goals
Slide 11: Target Markets
TARGET MARKETS TEXTILES PACKAGING FASHION HOME & LIFESTYLE AUTOMOTIVE & FOOD & BEVERAGE COSMETICS PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS TIRECORD Loop Industries 11
Slide 12: 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 13: Packaging Customers
PACKAGING CUSTOMERS QUALITY HIGHLIGHTS FOOD, BEVERAGE, COSMETICS AND PHARMACEUTICAL PACKAGING Loop™ PET has been Co-Branding with the Loop Virgin-Quality Successful highlighted as the new logo on packaging as a performance ensures trials conducted by benchmark for quality in staple of quality and tr
Slide 14: Brand Collaborations
BRAND COLLABORATIONS USE OF LOOP'S PRODUCTS AND LOGO BY GLOBAL BRANDS AS A STRONG ENDORSEMENT OF THE QUALITY AND RELIABILITY OF LOOP'S POLYESTER ON CLOUD PLEATSMAMA EVIAN L’OCCITANE EVIAN GARNIER CYCLON SHOE LIFESTYLE BAG LABELED BOTTLE SHOWER OIL LABEL-LESS BOTTLE MICELLAR WATER Part of the On Cycl
Slide 15: Commercialization Strategy
COMMERCIALIZATION STRATEGY MAXIMIZE ROI WHILE EFFICIENTLY DEPLOYING OUR TECHNOLOGY GLOBALLY DIRECT INVESTMENT LICENSING ENGINEERING SERVICES & MODULAR CONSTRUCTION Direct investment with strategic partners Deployment of Loop’s technology through Revenue generation by providing engineering to own and
Slide 16: Infinite Loop India
50/50 JOINT VENTURE WITH INFINITE LOOP ESTER INDUSTRIES ESTER INDUSTRIES HIGHLIGHTS INDIA Experience in plant construction and operations in India, since 1985 Government relationships for land & permitting Feedstock sourcing expertise PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS Land in Gujarat selected for its strategic loc
Slide 17: Infinite Loop India: Why India?
INFINITE LOOP 50/50 JOINT VENTURE WITH ESTER INDUSTRIES INDIA WHY INDIA? Low-Cost manufacturing Polyester textile waste availability Availability of clean energy & biofuel 5+ years of collaboration Loop x Ester Dahej Gujarat FEEDSTOCK LANDSCAPE Surat Surat and Mumbai are strategic polyester fiber Ma
Slide 18: Infinite Loop India Project Economics
INFINITE LOOP INDIA PROJECT ECONOMICS Sales to global textile companies for circular fashion Loop generates royalties as a percentage of sales Attractive project economic returns Strong free cash flow generation 18 Loop Industries 18
Slide 19: Reed Societe Generale Group Partnership
REED SOCIETE GENERALE GROUP PARTNERSHIP TECHNOLOGY LICENSING Loop completed the sale of its first Infinite Loop™ technology license to REED Societe Generale Group for 1 facility Initial Payment of €10M received, with 2 additional payments based on project milestones Any additional projects in Europe
Slide 20: Vision for 2030
VISION FOR 2030 India JV: Plant 1: start of construction in 2025, operational by 2027 Plant 2: start of construction in 2028, operational by 2030 First European facility through licensing with Reed Societe Generale Group operational by 2030 Finance future projects through free cash flow from joint-v
Slide 21: Meet Our Leadership Team
MEET OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM DANIEL GIOVANNI ADEL MIKE SOLOMITA CATINO ESSADDAM DE NOTARIS VP of Corporate Founder, Chairman Chief Revenue Officer Chief Operating Development and Interim & Chief Executive Officer Officer Chief Financial Officer Founded Loop and is the chief An experienced and trusted Mr
Slide 22: Meet Our Leadership Team
MEET OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM DANIEL GIOVANNI ADEL MIKE SOLOMITA CATINO ESSADDAM DE NOTARIS VP of Corporate Founder, Chairman Chief Revenue Officer Chief Operating Development and Interim & Chief Executive Officer Officer Chief Financial Officer Founded Loop and is the chief An experienced and trusted Mr
Slide 23: 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
Slide 24: Appendix
APPENDIX
Slide 25: Meet Our Board of Directors
MEET OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS LAURENCE JAY LOUISE LAURENT SPENCER SELLYN STUBINA SAMS AUGUSTE HART Lead Independent Director Director Director Director Director Mr. Sellyn was appointed to the Mr. Stubina was appointed to Ms. Sams was appointed to the Mr. Auguste was appointed to the Mr. Hart was appo
Slide 26: Decarbonizing Polyester
DECARBONIZING POLYESTER LOWER GHG EMISSIONS A 70,000 tonne Loop facility could save up to 418,600 tonnes / year of CO₂ compared to virgin Polyester* ENVIRONMENTAL DATA 81% LESS ** Global Warming Potential (GHG) *This data is from the India project’s Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and includes credit fo
Slide 27: Tire Cord - Opportunity
TIRE CORD - OPPORTUNITY Tire manufacturers are proactively working on sustainable initiatives, including both chemical and mechanical recycling of PET chips. Tire companies have set plans to rapidly increase consumption to meet their carbon emission targets. Loop is collaborating with industry leade
Slide 28: Government Mandates Driving Recycled Demand
Government MANDATES DRIVING RECYCLED DEMAND 100% of plastics recycled in 2025 target 77% of beverage bottles to be collected €450/tonne on virgin single use plastic, Consumer brands to include at least 30% recycled plastic in packaging in 2025 Zero plastic waste 2030 50% recycled content1 Extended p