PureCycle Expects Fourth-Quarter Project Spending of About $4 Million

By Public Technologies
  • PureCycle expects Q4 2026 project spending of about $4 million, bringing full-year spending to approximately $51 million, excluding financing-dependent expenditures.
  • Project and growth spending should decline in 2027; project expenditures depend on the timing of Thailand financing.
  • Branded programs are expected to reach 45-55 million pounds annually at full ramp, approaching 40-50% utilization.
  • Two large quick-service restaurant cold-cup programs shifted from 2026 to 2027 following New Jersey's extension of its food-contact exemption.
  • Third-quarter revenue totaled $2.3 million, primarily reflecting operational issues and New Jersey-related delays.


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