Loop Industries' India JV ELITe Awards Detailed Engineering Contract to Toyo Engineering
Loop Industries (LOOP) announced that its India joint-venture ELITe, formed in partnership with Ester Industries, has awarded the detailed engineering contract for its Infinite Loop India project to Toyo Engineering India (TOYO). This step follows the completion of front-end engineering design by Tata Consulting Engineers, and represents the final engineering phase ahead of construction. The contract will cover the full scope of detailed design, procurement engineering, and technical documentation. The Infinite Loop India manufacturing facility is strategically positioned to address demand in the packaging and textile sectors, designed with an annual production capacity of 70,000 metric tonnes of PET resin. The project is maintaining its anticipated construction timeline, with completion projected for end of 2027. The joint venture recently announced a multi-year offtake agreement signed with Nike, which is positioned as the facility's anchor customer. The overall Capital Expenditures for the project are trending below the $176M budget, including $5M in realized savings from land acquisition alone. The debt financing process led by KPMG in India is progressing well.
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Loop Industries (LOOP) Secures Long-Term Contract with Nike as India Facility Construction Progresses on Schedule
- Contract Signing: Loop Industries has secured a long-term supply contract with Nike, ensuring a fixed annual supply of polyester resin, which includes a guaranteed take-or-pay clause, expected to provide a stable revenue stream for the company.
- Project Progress: The construction of the Infinite Loop India facility is on schedule for completion by the end of 2027, with management expressing optimism about financing developments that will support future operations.
- Cost Control: Cash operating expenses for the third quarter were $2.2 million, reflecting a year-over-year decrease of $1.1 million, with management indicating further reductions in expenses expected over the coming quarters.
- Market Demand: As European regulations drive increased demand for textile recycling, Loop's low-temperature depolymerization technology is seen as crucial to meeting market needs, which is anticipated to drive growth in both textile and packaging markets.

Loop Industries Appoints New CFO, Reports 60% Revenue Growth in Q3
- Earnings Report: Loop Industries reported a Q3 GAAP EPS of -$0.06, aligning with market expectations, indicating the company's efforts towards financial stability.
- Revenue Growth: The company achieved revenue of $0.08 million in Q3, marking a 60% year-over-year increase, reflecting strong demand and business expansion in the sustainable plastics market.
- Executive Appointment: Loop Industries appointed Spencer Hart as CFO, aiming to enhance financial management and drive the company's strategic development moving forward.
- Market Outlook: With the acceleration of sustainability trends, Loop Industries' growth potential is further validated, likely attracting increased investor interest in its long-term prospects.






