Mr. Eliot Sorella reports

ECOLOMONDO RECAPS A TRANSFORMATIONAL 2025

Ecolomondo Corp. has concluded 2025 with great enthusiasm. The year 2025 was transformational for the company, its Hawkesbury thermal decomposition process facility and its thermal decomposition proprietary technology.

During 2025, the company achieved several key milestones that materially improved plant efficiency and output at its Hawkesbury TDP facility, marking a new phase in the company's operational development. In January, 2025, the company took delivery of new milling equipment required to process recovered carbon black. Commissioning and start-up were completed in June, 2025, with commercial production commencing in July, 2025.

Operational performance improved steadily throughout the year. In October, the company completed four double TDP batches over four consecutive days, all operating in automatic mode at full batch capacity. This was followed in November by a series of four full-capacity TDP batches completed within a single day, achieving an optimal output of 60 metric tonnes, again entirely in automatic mode.

The Hawkesbury plant demonstrated consistent production ramp-up over the course of the year, completing 17 full-capacity batches in the first quarter, 33 in the second quarter, 29 in the third quarter and 69 in the fourth quarter. Building on this momentum, the company plans to continue increasing production output at the Hawkesbury facility in 2026.

Increased output at the Hawkesbury facility drove higher revenues in the third and fourth quarters of 2025 compared with earlier periods. Commercial production of rCB commenced in July, 2025, and, by year-end, the company had shipped 22 truckloads to offtake customers, representing approximately $800,000 in revenue.

The TDP process also produces high-quality tire-derived oil, a sustainable feedstock used in the manufacture of carbon black by a leading global producer. During 2025, the company shipped 15 tanker loads of TDO with an approximate value of $310,000. Repeat purchases by offtake customers demonstrate the quality, consistency and market acceptance of products generated by Ecolomondo's TDP technology.

Throughout 2025, the company continued to actively promote its TDP technology. In August, 2025, following a series of positive operational milestones, Ecolomondo entered into a binding joint venture agreement with Alternativas Riojanas Eolicas y Solares SL of Spain to develop four turnkey TDP facilities in Europe.

From a financing perspective, the company completed two private placements during 2025. The first closed on May 2 for gross proceeds of $1.0-million, followed by a second closing on June 23, for gross proceeds of $500,000. In addition, in January, 2025, the company secured a $2.0-million credit facility with Export Development Canada, primarily to finance the acquisition of new milling equipment for the Hawkesbury plant.

On the corporate front, Ecolomondo appointed ForvisMazars SENCRL as its new auditor, replacing Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton, and welcomed Frank Kelly and Veronique Laberge to its board of directors. In October, 2025, Mario Mantaci, PEng, MEng, joined the company as chief technology officer to support the continued advancement of Ecolomondo's TDP technology and to oversee the final stages of the Hawkesbury facility's full production ramp-up.

"Two thousand twenty-five was a transformational year for the company. Increased production, higher revenues and improved overall performance are very encouraging, and we are looking ahead to an unprecedented 2026. As we begin the new year, I would like to thank all stakeholders for their unwavering support and wish everyone a successful 2026," said Eliot Sorella, executive chairman of the company.

About Ecolomondo Corp.

Ecolomondo is a Canadian cleantech company specializing in its proprietary thermal decomposition process, with headquarters in Quebec, Canada. With over 25 years of experience, the company has focused on the development, optimization and deployment of turnkey TDP facilities.

Ecolomondo's TDP technology recovers high-value, reusable commodities from end-of-life tires, including recovered carbon black, oil, syngas, fibre and steel. Through this process, the company enables the conversion of waste into valuable resources, supporting the transition to a circular economy.

Ecolomondo aims to be a leading player in the global cleantech sector and an active contributor to sustainable, circular solutions for tire waste management. The company's shares trade in Canada on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol ECM and in the United States on the OTCQB under the symbol ECLMF.

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