Mr. Jean-Francois Labbe reports

ECOLOMONDO'S HAWKESBURY TDP FACILITY REPORTS RECORD MONTHLY REVENUES FOR SEPTEMBER

Ecolomondo Corp. had record revenues for the month of September, 2025, from its Hawkesbury TDP (thermal decomposition process) facility.

The company generated $224,175 in gross revenues for September, 2025, compared with $52,724 in September, 2024, an increase of 325 per cent, also marking the first time the company has surpassed the $200,000 monthly revenue milestone.

Revenue streams from the Hawkesbury TDP facility come from the sale of end-products manufactured on site, namely recovered carbon black (rCB), oil, gas and steel, as well as tipping fees for the disposal of scrap tires.

Despite this strong performance, the company notes that it continues to operate at a loss; this is largely due to the Hawkesbury TDP facility still being in its ramp-up phase. The company estimates that the operating loss of the Hawkesbury TDP facility for the month of September, 2025, could reach approximately $125,000.

Since mid-July, 2025, a major off-take customer purchased 15 truckloads of rCB (23 metric tons each), including three truckloads shipped in September. A second United States-based major off-take customer has also approved Ecolomondo's rCB for use in its supply chain and recently placed a trial bulk order of four metric tons to be used in masterbatch production. Should results prove positive, this customer indicated it anticipates ordering four to six truckloads per month on a continuing basis.

In September, the Hawkesbury TDP facility also shipped four tanker loads of tire-derived oil. Ecolomondo's oil, which is ISCC Plus certified and recognized as a high-quality chemical, is valued by global off-takers as a sustainable resource for virgin carbon black that has strong global demand.

Ecolomondo's TDP technology produces circular rCB, a replacement for virgin carbon black in many rubber and plastic applications. Every truckload of rCB produced at the Hawkesbury TDP facility prevents approximately 42 metric tons of GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions, underscoring the environmental benefits of Ecolomondo's TDP technology.

To support the increased pace of production, Ecolomondo continues to hire and train additional staff across all three departments of the Hawkesbury facility: tire shredding, thermal and rCB processing.

"Record monthly revenues are reflective of increased production activities and are a clear indication that customers are satisfied with the quality of our products," said Jean-Francois Labbe, interim chief executive officer.

Current events

A new Ecolomondo podcast, "How Ecolomondo's Vision is Turning into Reality," is available.

The company's executive chairman, Eliot Sorella, recently participated in a podcast in the series "Stock to Watch." The video is available on Youtube and Spotify.

About Ecolomondo Corp.

Ecolomondo, headquartered in Quebec, is a Canadian cleantech company that takes pride in its proprietary TDP. It has a 25-year history, and, during this time, has been focused on its development of its technology and the deployment of TDP turnkey facilities. TDP recovers high-value reusable commodities from scrap tire waste, notably rCB, oil, syngas, fibre and steel. Ecolomondo expects to be a leading player in the cleantech space and be an active contributor to the global circular economy. Ecolomondo trades in Canada on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol ECM and in the United States under the symbol ECLMF.

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