Pyrum Innovations AG has published an updated investor presentation following its recent earnings call for the 2025 financial year, providing shareholders and analysts with an overview of the company’s latest operational developments, recycling activities, and growth strategy.

The updated presentation, dated May 8, 2026, has been made available through the company’s website and outlines Pyrum’s progress in scaling its thermolysis-based tire recycling business and expanding industrial partnerships across the circular materials sector.

Focus on sustainable tire recycling expansion

Pyrum continues to position itself within the growing European market for advanced tire recycling and circular raw materials.

The company’s thermolysis process is designed to recover valuable materials from end-of-life tires while operating with reduced emissions compared with traditional disposal or energy recovery methods.

Recovered outputs generated through the process include tire-derived oil, recovered carbon black (rCB), steel, gas streams, and carbon-rich solid materials associated with pyrolysis char recovery.

Pyrum markets its recovered products under names including ThermoTireOil and ThermoTireBlack, which are used by industrial customers within the chemical, tire, and materials sectors.

Industrial partnerships and certified materials

The investor materials also highlight Pyrum’s ongoing partnerships with industrial companies including BASF, Continental, and Schwalbe.

According to the company, these collaborations support the integration of recycled raw materials into industrial manufacturing and circular supply chains.

Pyrum stated that its recycled products hold certifications including REACH and ISCC Plus, which are increasingly important as manufacturers seek traceable and certified sustainable materials.

Certifications tied to sustainability and carbon accounting are becoming more relevant across the rubber recycling and chemical sectors as regulatory requirements tighten in Europe.

Operational expansion at Dillingen/Saar

The presentation also outlines developments at Pyrum’s headquarters and recycling facility in Dillingen/Saar, Germany, where the company operates a continuous thermolysis plant focused on end-of-life tire processing.

Pyrum noted that two additional facilities were added in 2024 as part of efforts to increase operational capacity and support future growth.

The company continues to promote its thermolysis process as part of broader circular economy initiatives focused on reducing waste and recovering secondary raw materials from used tires and plastics.

Growing role for rCB and tire pyrolysis

The updated investor presentation reflects continued interest in technologies tied to pyrolysis and recovered carbon black (rCB), particularly as industries seek alternatives to virgin fossil-based materials.

Recovered carbon black generated through tire pyrolysis is increasingly being evaluated for use in rubber compounds, plastics, industrial products, and specialty applications.

At the same time, tire-derived oil and other recovered materials are attracting attention as part of wider efforts to improve resource efficiency and expand circular manufacturing models.

As demand for certified recycled materials grows, companies operating in the advanced recycling sector continue to position themselves within evolving European climate and circular economy strategies.

Article source: The Globe and Mail.