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Aduro Clean Technologies reported Q1 2027 financial results with no revenue, but a $1.2M income from operations due to non-cash gains. Cash position increased to $65.7M. The company advanced its NGP Pilot Plant and secured funding for commercialization activities. Aduro focuses on transforming waste plastics and other feedstocks into resources.

Aduro Clean Technologies reported 88.8% to 90.8% condensable hydrocarbon yield across varying polyolefin feeds in a 75-hour NGP campaign, processing 758 kg of polymer. The company noted consistent product quality and improved process control, with results informing its FOAK program at Chemelot. Aduro plans to test more complex waste-plastic feedstocks in future campaigns.

Aduro Clean Technologies (Nasdaq: ADUR, TSX: ACT) selected Saipem for engineering and procurement support for its first-of-a-kind Hydrochemolytic Technology facility in the Netherlands. The project will advance through a structured, stage-gated development approach, funded by existing cash resources. Saipem's expertise is expected to strengthen engineering and execution planning. The FOAK facility is a key step in Aduro's commercialization strategy, aiming to establish an industrial-scale implem

Aduro Clean Technologies reported fiscal 2026 results, highlighting advancements in its Next Generation Process (NGP) and First-of-a-Kind (FOAK) programs. The company reported a Q4 loss of $12.4M and a year-to-date loss of $26.8M, with revenue at $167K. Aduro raised $31M post-year-end, strengthening its cash position to $38.3M. The company is advancing commercial pathways through offtake and licensing agreements. (ADUR, ACT).

Aduro Clean Tech (ADUR) filed its 2026 annual report, stating internal controls are effective and auditor fees are $80K. The company reported 33.87M outstanding shares and confirmed compliance with SEC filing requirements. It is classified as an emerging growth company.

Aduro Clean Technologies (Nasdaq: ADUR, TSX: ACT) selected Saipem for engineering and procurement support for its first Hydrochemolytic Technology (HCT) facility in the Netherlands. The project will advance through a structured, stage-gated approach, funded by existing cash resources. Aduro aims to industrialize its HCT, with the FOAK facility serving as a foundation for future commercial plants.

Aduro Clean Technologies (Nasdaq: ADUR, TSX: ACT) said it secured yellow and black paraffinic crude feedstocks from multiple Uinta Basin sources, completed a dedicated lab-scale continuous-flow unit for its paraffinic program, and expanded its London facility by about 4,600 sq ft after relocating operations from Sarnia. The company aims to demonstrate Hydrochemolytic Technology under extended continuous-flow conditions.

A roundup of Monday analyst actions across many stocks. Piper Sandler upgraded Rivian (RIVN) and Mobileye (MBLY) to overweight, and initiated Williams-Sonoma (WSM) overweight with a $253 target. Other calls include Alphabet (GOOGL) buy, Cameco (CCJ) buy, Nvidia (NVDA) outperform, Apple (AAPL) buy with $370 target, and Tesla (TSLA) buy with $420 target.

Aduro Clean Technologies (Nasdaq: ADUR, TSX: ACT) said its Phase 1 collaboration with ECOCE, A.C. on Mexico flexible plastic waste is complete. ECOCE mapped and selected post-consumer flexible packaging streams, which are now moving into Aduro’s HCT test campaign to evaluate conversion into liquid hydrocarbon products. Lab testing will assess processability, yield, residues, and contaminants, with potential Phase 3 pilot scale-up.

Aduro Clean Technologies said it received final approval to list its common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange under symbol “ACT,” with trading starting at market open May 27, 2026. The company will delist from the CSE at the same time, while shares continue trading on Nasdaq (ADUR) and Frankfurt (9D5).