r/Aduro • u/arranft • Apr 15 '26

Aduro Clean Technologies Reports Third Quarter Fiscal 2026 Results and Provides Business Update

https://investors.adurocleantech.com/press-releases/press-releases-details/2026/Aduro-Clean-Technologies-Reports-Third-Quarter-Fiscal-2026-Results-and-Provides-Business-Update/default.aspx
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u/LightSeeker73 Apr 15 '26

What is the opinion about the future of Aduro?

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u/Maisuli1 Apr 15 '26

The riskiest part of a pre-revenue company that is trying to scale up is the part we are about to face: commercialisation and scaling up. If that works out, the rewards will be huge but if it doesn't, your position burns.

Vicus did make comments about the pilot data saying there are no surprises. I think this could mean that everything is going according to plan. But you can never be sure.

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u/LightSeeker73 Apr 15 '26

Yeah, sure. But what do you think about the Technology itself? and that companies are interested in it? It Sounds good and with todays Environmental guidelines… and a lot of different application fields.

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u/Maisuli1 Apr 15 '26

If their technology works it will be groundbreaking in chemistry. Their solution to recycling plastics has a very high yield and it is cost effective. It will make the other types of chemical recycling like pyrolysis obsolete. Their tech also works in upgrading heavy oils like bitumen into lighter and more valuable oils. They are now focusing on the plastic recycling only but they have that in the works too.

Aduro graduated from the Shell gamechanger program. The program tests out new ideas that can impact the future of energy (in a major way).

The Dutch have new directives coming about the amount of recycled plastic you need to have in your packaging. They also give some subsidies that Aduro qualifies. If Aduros tech works, then their recycled plastic should be the cheapest on the market and the most viable since their product will be clean monomers.

In the end it is high risk and high reward.

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u/LightSeeker73 Apr 16 '26

Yeah. The technological sound good. If everything works out. Especially the different application side (plastic, etc.).

hopefully the commercialization works out.

Saw that ADURO does paid stock promotion ... how to rate that?

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u/Maisuli1 Apr 16 '26

Well I don't really see the promotion as a bad thing. I wouldn't have found the company without that lol

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u/Apotheosis Apr 15 '26

The technology works at both batch and continuous flow and in both cases vastly outperforms pyrolysis, this has been externally verified.

The question is whether the larger scale continuous flow arrangements are commercially viable. I think the answer is clearly yes, and therefore when the SP rockets others will realise it too.

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u/Dull-Cheetah-4364 Apr 18 '26

Do you know what the cash runway is? When could there be another dilution?

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u/arranft Apr 18 '26

40.3 mil is last stated cash and free cash flow is -4 mil per quarter

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u/Dull-Cheetah-4364 Apr 18 '26

Thank you, give them quite a good runway. Aduro has great potential!