Mr. J.F. Labbe reports

ECOLOMONDO INCREASES PRODUCTION AT ITS HAWKESBURY FACILITY

Ecolomondo Corp. increased production of recovered carbon black and tire-derived oil at its Hawkesbury thermal decomposition technology facility during the months of October and November, 2025.

The company continues to process more batches in the company's thermal department, resulting in higher production volumes of recovered carbon black and tire-derived oil. During the months of October and November, 2025, it processed a total of 53 batches at full payload of 15,000 pounds, compared with a total of 79 batches in the previous three quarters of 2025.

Sales of rCB totalled $184,291 for the months of October and November, 2025, compared with zero sales of rCB for the same period in 2024.

Since mid-July, 2025, a major offtake customer purchased 15 truckloads of rCB, representing 345 metric tonnes. The company is working on expanding its output of rCB in anticipation of delivering rCB to another United States-based major offtake customer which has also approved Ecolomondo's rCB for use in its supply chain and which the company expects will place orders in truckload quantities in the beginning of the new year.

Sales of tire-derived oil totalled $180,221 for the months of October and November, 2025, compared with $22,160 for the same period in 2024. During the months of October and November, 2025, the company shipped nine tanker loads, representing 198 metric tonnes of TDO, compared with 13 truckloads shipped in the previous three quarters of 2025.

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.

All end products produced at the Hawkesbury TDP facility are ISCC Plus certified and are recognized as sustainable materials. TDO is a high-quality chemical valued by global offtakers as a sustainable resource for virgin carbon black that has strong global demand. rCB is a replacement for virgin carbon black in many rubber and plastic applications.

The company expects to complete upgrades in the tire shredding department in the next week. These upgrades will improve the efficiency of tire shredding, which should allow the company to further increase output at its Hawkesbury TDP facility.

"The continued increase in production and resulting revenues is very encouraging. All our teams at the Hawkesbury facility are focused on the ramp-up of operations and improving efficiency," said Jean-Francois Labbe, interim chief executive officer.

On Oct. 22, financial analyst Moneer Barazi hosted an insightful webinar titled Progressing Into the Future with executive chairman Eliot Sorella. The discussion explored how Ecolomondo is accelerating its growth, from rising sales and production milestones at the Hawkesbury TDP facility in Ontario to its joint venture with Aresol Renewables, showcasing how strategic initiatives are fuelling the company's momentum.

Key highlights from the webinar:

• Company outlook with full ramp-up targeted for July, 2026;
• New team additions strengthening operations and management;
• Growing demand for recovered carbon black and other recovered resources.

About Ecolomondo Corp.

Ecolomondo is a Canadian cleantech company that prides itself after its proprietary thermal decomposition technology, which is headquartered in Quebec, Canada. 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 (OTCQB).

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