Agilyx ASA
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About the company
Agilyx ASA, together with its subsidiaries, provides plastic waste solutions in Europe, the United States, and the Asia pacific. The company operates through two segments, Agilyx and Cyclyx. It offers Styrenyx, a recycling technology that uses catalyst-free depolymerization to recycle polystyrene waste; Cyclyx which supplies custom-formulated feedstock derived from plastic waste; Plastyx, a feedstock supplier; and TruStyrenyx, a technology platform for the recycling of polystyrene.
- CEO
- Ranjeet Gill Bhatia
- IPO
- 2021
- Employees
- 23
- HQ
- Oslo, OR, NO
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- Market Cap
- $182.24M
- P/E
- -1.71
- Fwd P/E
- 20.69
- PEG
- 0.00
- P/S
- 2.03
- P/B
- 6.13
- EV/EBITDA
- -77.94
- Div Yield
- 0.00%
- Gross Margin
- -2.72%
- Op Margin
- -7.81%
- Net Margin
- -117.54%
- ROE
- -390.62%
- ROIC
- -2.35%
Latest fiscal year · YoY change
- Revenue
- $846.96K-16.1%
- Gross Profit
- $-1,784,287-5502.5%
- Op Income
- $-6,976,176
- Net Income
- $-136,246,448-518.2%
- EPS
- $-1.09-373.9%
- OCF Growth
- +77.5%
- FCF Growth
- +77.4%
- 52W High
- $2.67
- 52W Low
- $1.31
- 50D MA
- $1.56
- 200D MA
- $1.88
- Beta
- 0.59
- RSI (14)
- 39
- Avg Volume
- 593
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Agilyx said H1 2024 reflected a major pivot to feedstock management, with lower reported revenue but stronger strategic backing, a funded path to CCC2, and progress at CCC1 and the conversion business.· August 28, 2024
- Management emphasized Agilyx is shifting from conversion licensing toward Cyclyx feedstock management as the core business.
- They said the market for chemical recycling feedstock is undersupplied, citing announced projects exceeding available supply by over 60%.
- CCC1 is progressing on time and on budget, with equipment procured and construction starting; CCC2 remains in final engineering and headed toward FID.
- The company highlighted a completed financing package that fully funds Agilyx’s CCC2 commitment and extends the runway to CCC2 commissioning in 2026.
- On the conversion side, Toyo Styrene produced on-spec product in its first days of operation, and Agilyx is seeking a strategic partner rather than a pure licensing deal.
For H1 2024, Agilyx reported revenue of $0.4 million, down significantly year over year, and net loss of $11.5 million. Operating expenses were down 23% year over year; excluding a one-time $0.9 million impairment charge, OpEx fell 35% to $5.1 million from $7.8 million in H1 2023. Cyclyx revenue increased 60% year over year to $5 million from $3.5 million, while Cyclyx’s loss increased to $3.9 million net to Agilyx for the first half. Bertrand said the company completed a $40 million equity raise at NOK30 per share, added a $40 million bond guarantee, and secured a $7 million unsecured loan, for total capital of $87 million; the package covers the estimated $71.5 million construction cost of CCC2 plus $15.5 million for working capital and transaction fees. Management said the financing fully funds Agilyx’s CCC2 commitment through commissioning in 2026 and that CCC2 is expected to generate strong cash flow from the second half of 2026 when it reaches design capacity.
Ranjeet Gill Bhatia framed the business as a first mover in a market with a feedstock shortage, stressing that Cyclyx is now positioned as a technology-agnostic industry platform rather than a competitor to downstream recyclers. He said the company has pivoted resources toward feedstock management, simplified the organization, cut overhead, and preserved R&D and engineering capabilities. His tone was constructive and confident, especially around the market opportunity, the company’s blue-chip partners, and the ability to scale through future CCCs.
Bertrand Laroche focused on the balance sheet reset and the cost structure. He said the company closed a $40 million equity raise, secured a $40 million bond guarantee, and added a $7 million loan, with the $87 million package covering CCC2’s $71.5 million construction cost plus $15.5 million for working capital and fees. On the H1 numbers, he pointed to $0.4 million of revenue, an $11.5 million net loss, a 23% year-over-year decline in operating expenses, and a 35% reduction ex-impairment to $5.1 million. He also noted Agilyx’s headcount is down by more than half since the beginning of the year, with additional reductions at the start of Q3, while Cyclyx revenue rose 60% to $5 million.
Analysts asked about third-party offtake for CCC2, and management said securing such offtake is a clear priority but would likely take a few months because testing, spec alignment, and term negotiations are still underway. On the Exxon/Lyondell split, Joe Vaillancourt said CCC2 would use a similar pathway for both partners, with both expected to take offtake through a pyro-oil intermediate into virgin resin; he said Lyondell is already active in mechanical recycling and advancing in advanced recycling. Asked how the conversion business could be commercialized, Ranjeet said Agilyx is moving away from a pure licensing model toward a package of finalized engineering plus firm offtake commitments that could be taken to a financing partner, with structures still to be determined. In response to whether CCC3 and CCC4 could proceed in parallel, Joe said pre-development work is already underway in major metro areas and that parallel development is possible because foundational site and feedstock work has been done.
The strongest bull case from this call is that Agilyx claims to now have a clearer, better-funded path to monetization through Cyclyx, with CCC2 financed and CCC1 moving into construction. Management also described a large structural market gap in feedstock supply, growing interest from municipalities and brands, and repeat support from major strategic partners like ExxonMobil and LyondellBasell. If the company executes, the call implies a scalable platform with multiple future CCCs and meaningful recurring cash flow.
The main bear case is that reported H1 financials were weak: revenue fell to $0.4 million and the company still posted an $11.5 million net loss. Management also acknowledged industry headwinds, slow project rollouts, and that third-party CCC2 offtake is not yet secured and may take several more months. On the conversion side, Agilyx is still searching for the right strategic partner and has moved away from a straightforward licensing model, which suggests execution and commercialization remain unresolved.
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- Free Float
- 69.6%
- Shares Outstanding
- 125.85M
- Float Shares
- 87.62M
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