The company has a strategic partnership with Michelin. Through a joint venture with Antin, it plans to establish plants across Europe with a total capacity of up to one million tons of end-of-life tires recycled annually by 2030. The company's strategy focuses on licensing its technology and forming joint ventures, positioning it as a crucial player in the sustainable industrial solutions market.
Cyborg Score Rationale
The company has trailing 12-month revenue of $3.44M (as of September 2025). While the technology is innovative and partnerships are strong, stock performance has been volatile with significant price declines, and the company remains pre-profitability at scale.
Top Insights
The company's CFC process holds 3 patents in 52 countries, providing substantial IP protection.
Michelin has developed sustainable racing tires containing 46% renewable and recovered material, including recovered carbon black from Enviro, validating market demand.
As of February 2026, the stock is trading at 0.2075 SEK, down 68.56% from previous close, indicating significant recent volatility.
The company has 91 total employees.
Named Competitors
Tire Recycling Technology — Various international waste management and tire recycling companies
Recent Developments
(2024-2025) Joint venture with Antin and Michelin support established for European expansion
(2025) Uddevalla recycling plant construction and investment decision finalized with supply agreements secured
(2025) Fredrik Aaben appointed as new CEO
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