Why invest in Agilyx?
Agilyx is a publicly traded, technology-agnostic leader in the plastic recycling sector, trusted by blue-chip partners. We present a strong, diversified-exposure investment opportunity in the advanced recycling industry with funded projects that promote future growth and present a clear path to profitability.
2004
founded in Longview, Washington
22 patents
active in North America, the
Middle East, Mexico and Asia
Two Cyclyx Circularity Centers in the pipeline
CCC1 is under construction in Houston and is expected to start operations in 2025.
CCC2 is to be located in Fort Worth with expected start of operations in mid 2026.
5 locations
in Oregon, New Hampshire, Texas (2)
and Japan
Given the complexity of plastics, and the difficulty in sourcing post-use plastics,
feedstock availability is a huge industry bottleneck.
With seven primary types of plastic and countless combinations of additives and contaminants, the plastic waste stream is incredibly complex and poses a significant challenge for recyclers. Each recycling technology needs a specific feedstock profile to operate efficiently and produce recycled plastic resins.
With its vast knowledge of the chemical complexity of plastics and extensive chemical characterization database developed over 10+ years, Cyclyx is uniquely positioned to address the industry’s critical feedstock bottleneck.
Cyclyx offers
feedstock solutions
With precision made possible by leveraging our proprietary chemical conversion database, Cyclyx stands alone in creating custom compounded feedstock blends derived from post-use plastics for both advanced and mechanical recycling processes.
feedstock solutions
With precision made possible by leveraging our proprietary chemical conversion database, Cyclyx stands alone in creating custom compounded feedstock blends derived from post-use plastics for both advanced and mechanical recycling processes.
Strong growth in feedstock demand is supported by market conditions, presenting a unique investment opportunity in plastic recycling infrastructure.
There is substantial profit potential in the recycled plastics market, with significant margins of up to $2,000 per metric ton available throughout the value chain. Plastics derived from advanced recycling processes are commanding a premium, often selling for $1,500 or more per metric ton compared to traditional fossil fuel-based plastics.
These high premiums are driven by a significant supply-demand imbalance. The availability of feedstock for advanced recycling lags behind announced capacity by as much as 60%.* Satisfying this demand translates into the output of hundreds of Cyclyx Circularity Centers.
*Wood Mackenzie
