Loop Industries faces mounting financial pressure as its latest SEC filing raises substantial doubt about its ability to continue operating without fresh funding. The PET recycling company reported just $757,000 in cash on October 13 and reduced its planned Indian facility to 45,000 tonnes annually. Commercial production remains years away, while management explores financing and other strategic alternatives to survive.
Loop Industries: Cash Crisis Threatens PET Recycling Ambitions
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