Turning Trash into Treasure: How Investors Could Make 500% With This Tech Stock

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Published by: Tim Beemson

While the world faces a plastic problem, companies aim to provide solutions. PlasCred Circular Innovations Inc. (CNSX: PLAS) makes cash out of a never-ending supply of trash with its innovative technology, giving it never-ending profits.

Investing in growing companies anchored in industries with ongoing stability is vital. These industries have consistently demonstrated resilience and growth despite broader economic challenges.

The waste management industry has shown consistent profitability. Bill Gates’ Cascade disclosed investment portfolio contains nearly $16 billion USD, about half its total equity, in two leading US waste disposal firms.1 No matter the economic climate, the world has to deal with waste, making waste management stocks practically recession-proof.2

Several leading industry investment companies have shown alignment with this.Take, for instance, Goldman Sachs, which has channelled a remarkable $1.6 billion USD into its private equity fund geared toward championing companies at the forefront of clean energy and waste management.3

The target investors should aim for is clear: the winners are companies with products and services enabling the world to meet its waste management objectives.

Based on the data we’ve collected and researched, a Canadian stock is poised to make significant strides in converting waste to profit.

Consider PlasCred Circular Innovations Inc (CNSX: PLAS), an emerging plastics recycler. With its strategic location in Alberta, known for its supportive business policies, PlasCred’s patent-pending true plastic waste removal procedure could reinvent plastic waste elimination in a way that’s scalable, systematic, and profitable.

The best part? The shares are priced at just $1 CAD, and present substantial growth potential.

But before we explore what this company offers and how its stock could mean massive gains for you, it’s important to understand the current state of Canada’s plastic waste management problem.

How Canada Stands To Win With Companies Like PlasCred

Current plastic management needs improvement. Globally, a mere 2% of plastics replace virgin materials through recycling. In Canada, of the 3.84 million tonnes used yearly, only around 12% are set for recycling, with many not making it to the process. This is not only environmentally challenging but also an economic loss.4

Canada is actively promoting a circular economy, and companies like PlasCred are at the forefront of this change. The circular economy promotes a continuous loop of recycling and reusing materials to minimize resource wastage, benefiting both the environment and the economy.5 Canada is already taking action and working with all levels of government and businesses to take action on plastic waste and pollution.6

In 2022, the worldwide market for plastic waste management stood at approximately 35.4 billion USD. It was anticipated to increase to about 37 billion in 2023, with projections estimating it to approach 44 billion by 2027.7

Companies like PlasCred are redefining reducing waste into resources, giving plastic a second life and boosting a circular economy in Canada. Furthermore, PlasCred stands to champion this movement, capturing significant market share with its trademarked ultra-clean condensate product: Zero Sulphur Green Condensate™.

How PlasCred’s “Liquid Gold” Solves the Plastic Problem

The old saying “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure” has been realized significantly in this context thanks to PlasCred’s (CNSX: PLAS) vision for creating the real solution for plastic waste.

The company is patenting a proprietary process that enables true plastic waste removal into a golden-coloured condensate via a three-step pyrolysis process. The plastic waste is heated and transformed into a liquid, vapour, and finally, a valuable condensate using special catalysts.8

This process transforms up to 80% of unsorted, unwashed waste plastic into ultra-clean Zero Sulphur Green Condensate™. This unique product is incredibly versatile:

      • Eco-friendly Alternative: Can be turned into virgin plastic, decreasing dependency on traditional, harmful methods.

        • Transportation Application: Can be converted into transportation fuels, reducing the need for drilling new oils.

          • Pipeline Aid: Acts as a thinning agent for pipelines, helping to ensure a smoother flow of crude oil and leading to fewer wells drilled, bolstering a greener and sustainable energy infrastructure.

        PlasCred’s automated process is commercially viable, requires minimal operating space, and has a modular design for easy deployment and scalability. Water usage is minimal, and while electricity is required, the produced fuel gas helps power the system.

        The company’s Maximus facility will handle this process, designed to produce from 2,000 up to 10,000 barrels a day of Zero Sulphur Green Condensate™ and remove approximately 300 tonnes of plastic waste from the environment per day in Phase One, with up to 1,300 metric tonnes a day in Phase Three.9

        PlasCred Maximus Process Diagram

        Source: PlasCred Circular Innovations Inc.

        PlasCred can scale operations at multiple sites for continued growth with robust, profitable cash flow. The company targets expansion across North America, aiming to set up PlasCred Plant Sites in major cities, including:

            • Sarnia, ON

            • Houston, TX

            • Chicago, Il

            • Los Angeles, CA

            • Cushing, OK

          Leveraging the company’s partnership with CN Rail and Fibreco, PlasCred will be able to supply the required plastic feedstock for proposed plant sites from numerous North American municipalities.10

          PlasCred Will Set New Standard for Plastic Credits

          A plastic credit represents a specific amount of recycled plastic or plastic prevented from causing pollution. Essentially, it acts as a “license” that allows a company to produce a designated amount of plastic for a given period.11

          These credits are a proactive response to global plastic pollution and fund companies and projects dedicated to plastic waste management. For every specified weight handled, a verifiable credit is awarded. Companies can purchase and utilize plastic credits to offset the environmental impact of their plastic use.

          Plastic credits have immediate market demand, as companies like Nestle, Coca-Cola and Pepsi are all currently involved in class action lawsuits for plastic pollution.12

          PlasCred is expected to remove 300 tonnes of plastic daily in Phase One, and the current market value of plastic credits is $50-800 per tonne removed.12 This means a potential value of up to $240,000 daily in Phase One and up to $1.04 million in Phase Three.

          Standards and protocols are still being developed for plastics with extended decomposition periods. PlasCred is in the middle of an exploration of protocols and standards with an industry-leading project planner.13

          PlasCred has also partnered with global environmental commodity market advisor ClimeCo to form a credit development team.13

          Source: PlasCred Circular Innovations Inc.

          8  Reasons To Invest in PlasCred (CNSX: PLAS)

          PlasCred Circular Innovations Inc (CNSX: PLAS) stands to be a trailblazer in the plastic waste management industry.

          With its current valuation being as affordable as it’ll ever be, investors who hold a stake in this game-changer company early stand to reap massive rewards. Let’s break down the eight reasons why you need to add it to your portfolio:

              1. True Plastic Waste Removal Process: PlasCred’s patent-pending True Plastic Waste Removal initiative exemplifies a leap in environmental care, transforming up to 80% of unsorted waste plastic into Zero Sulphur Green Condensate™.

                1. Proprietary Product: PlasCred’s Zero Sulphur Green Condensate™ is an ultra-clean condensate product with various commercial applications.

                  1. Affordable Stock Price: The company is priced at $1 CAD, making it affordable for anyone looking to diversify their investments into the waste management sector.

                    1. Recession-Proof Sector: Waste management is a crucial service needed in every community and tends to be more resilient to economic downturns compared to many other industries.

                      1. Robust Commercialization Strategy: PlasCred will be strategically located in Alberta, the heart of Canada’s production basins, with a ready market for PlasCred’s products, strengthening PlasCred’s economics and value.

                        1. Multiple Revenue Channels: PlasCred’s multiple revenue channels include Zero Sulphur Green Condensate™, Carbon Black, Plastic and Carbon Credits, and Commercial End Products.

                          1. Industry-Leading Leadership & Partnerships: The company is well-positioned for success with a leadership team boasting over 90 years of combined experience. PlasCred’s partnerships with Fibreco Export Inc., CN Rail and ClimeCo establish a robust logistics framework across North America for efficient plastic waste transportation and handling, solidifying its leadership in engineering R&D, business development, and Plastic and Carbon Credits expertise.

                            1. Clear Scalability Goals: PlasCred has a clear roadmap for the future, focusing on positive environmental impact and becoming the gold standard of environmental credits, including plastic and carbon credits and expansion plans in multiple big cities in North America.

                          PlasCred (Ticker: PLAS) represents a unique opportunity for investors to come into a green stock at the ground floor.

                          Right now could be the last opportunity investors get to buy shares of PLAS while it’s still trading at $0.75

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                          References:

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                          Disclaimer: The author has no stock, option, or similar derivative position in any of the companies mentioned and no plans to initiate such positions. No recommendation or advice is given on whether any investment suits a particular investor. Any views or opinions expressed above do not indicate a bid or proposal. Our analysts are third-party authors, including professional and individual investors who may not be licensed or certified by any institute or regulatory body.


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