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    Marvin Wolff • Paradigm Capital

    Marvin Wolff, CFA, is a Senior Analyst specializing in Industrial Technology at Paradigm Capital, delivering research analysis on companies such as NanoXplore and NEO. He has provided forecasts that have contributed to significant investment opportunities, notably projecting a 213% one-year return for NanoXplore and estimating substantial revenue growth and improved EBITDA metrics for the company. Wolff has established his career at Paradigm Capital, rising to his current title and is recognized for his deep knowledge in industrial products and technology coverage. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation, demonstrating strong professional credentials in equity research and securities analysis.

    Marvin Wolff's questions to Loop Industries Inc (LOOP) leadership

    Marvin Wolff's questions to Loop Industries Inc (LOOP) leadership • Q1 2026

    Question

    Requested details about the two potential sites in India, including permitting, utilities, and power needs. Also asked about long-lead equipment, the value of the contributed polymerization unit, and whether customers would be named in press releases.

    Answer

    The Indian sites are in pre-zoned industrial parks where permits are acquired with the land, allowing for immediate construction. Loop will build its own utilities, which are included in the CapEx. The plant requires less than 5 megawatts of power, with steam generated from biomass. There is no long-lead equipment to order, as the polymerization reactors are already in stock and valued at approximately $5M for the equity contribution. Loop anticipates announcing customer names in future press releases.

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    Marvin Wolff's questions to Loop Industries Inc (LOOP) leadership • Q1 2026

    Question

    Marvin Wolff of Paradigm Capital sought more details on the Indian project sites, including permitting timelines and utility availability, as well as the status of long-lead equipment, the value of the contributed polymerization unit, and whether customer names could be publicly announced.

    Answer

    CEO Daniel Solomita explained the proposed sites are in pre-zoned industrial parks, meaning permits are acquired with the land, enabling a quick start to construction. He stated the facility requires less than 5 MW of power, will use biomass (rice husks) for steam, and has no long-lead equipment issues. He valued the contributed polymerization unit at approximately $5 million and expressed confidence that customer names could be announced upon signing agreements.

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    Marvin Wolff's questions to Loop Industries Inc (LOOP) leadership • Q4 2025

    Question

    The analyst requested confirmation of the final CapEx for the India plant following the Tata engineering study, its planned annual output, and the timeline to achieve full production capacity.

    Answer

    The all-in CapEx for the India plant is confirmed at $176 million, which includes a new continuous polymerization section. The plant's annual output will be 70,000 tons, and it is expected to reach full ramp-up in early 2028 after starting operations in 2027.

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    Marvin Wolff's questions to Loop Industries Inc (LOOP) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Marvin Wolff from Paradigm Capital asked for a long-term outlook, questioning how many plants using Loop's technology would be operational by October 2027, the status of the French plant, and the potential for European tariffs on Chinese PET.

    Answer

    CEO Daniel Solomita projected that by October 2027, the Indian facility would be running, with a second facility also potentially operational by that time. He explained that the French plant's progress is stalled due to low European PET prices, which make the high CapEx challenging. While uncertain about future tariffs on Chinese PET, he emphasized that Loop's low-cost manufacturing strategy in India is designed to be competitive regardless of PET price fluctuations or trade policies.

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