Aduro Clean Technologies announced its participation in multiple industry conferences and investor events in June 2026, including the ROTH Conference in London, Canadian Climate Investor Conference in Toronto, AMI Chemical Recycling Europe, and Future of Advanced Recycling North America. The company will present its Hydrochemolytic™ technology and discuss progress on its pilot plant operations and first-of-a-kind (FOAK) industrial facility planning.

Aduro Clean Technologies announced its participation in multiple industry and investor conferences in June 2026, including the ROTH London Conference, Canadian Climate Investor Conference, AMI Chemical Recycling Europe, and Future of Advanced Recycling North America. The company will present its Hydrochemolytic™ Technology and discuss progress from pilot plant operations toward commercialization of its first-of-a-kind industrial facility.

Aduro Clean Technologies has received final approval to list its common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) under the ticker 'ACT', effective May 27, 2026. The company will simultaneously delist from the Canadian Securities Exchange while maintaining its listings on Nasdaq (ADUR) and Frankfurt Stock Exchange (9D5). The TSX listing represents a significant milestone in Aduro's capital markets development, providing access to broader institutional investors and enhanced trading infrastructure as the company advances its Hydrochemolytic™ technology commercialization.

Aduro Clean Technologies has received final approval to list its ordinary shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) under the symbol 'ACT', effective May 27, 2026. The company will simultaneously delist from the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) while maintaining its listings on Nasdaq Capital Market and Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The TSX listing is expected to enhance institutional investor access, improve trading infrastructure, and increase market visibility for the clean technology company.

Aduro Clean Technologies has delivered strong gains and shows promise with a stronger balance sheet, scalable licensing model, and a Netherlands facility. However, the stock's future depends on converting commercial milestones into real agreements, with valuation and promotion risks presenting challenges to achieving significant returns.

Aduro Clean Technologies has received conditional approval to list its common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) under the ticker symbol 'ACT'. The company, which uses chemical processes to convert waste materials like plastics and heavy bitumen into valuable resources, will delist from the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) following final TSX approval. This listing represents the next phase of growth for the cleantech company since its 2021 CSE debut.

Aduro Clean Technologies has received conditional approval from the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) to list its ordinary shares under the symbol 'ACT'. The company plans to delist from the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) where it has been listed since 2021. This move represents a significant milestone in Aduro's capital markets evolution, providing greater market visibility and access to institutional investors as the company continues developing its Hydrochemolytic™ technology for recycling plastic waste, processing heavy hydrocarbons, and converting renewable oils.

Aduro Clean Technologies has appointed Scott Smith, a former innovation leader at Cenovus Energy with 25+ years of experience, as Director of Petroleum Technology Solutions. Smith will lead the development of the company's Hydrochemolytic™ (HCT) technology applications for bitumen and paraffinic crude oil valorization. The appointment follows recent technical advances that extended HCT technology beyond bitumen to paraffinic and waxy crude oils, positioning the company to evaluate new commercial and industrial applications.

Aduro Clean Technologies has appointed Scott Smith, former innovation leader at Cenovus Energy with 25+ years of experience, as Program Director for Petroleum Technology Solutions. Smith will lead the development of the company's Hydrochemolytic™ technology applications for bitumen and paraffinic crude oil processing. The appointment follows successful lab research demonstrating HCT's applicability beyond bitumen to paraffinic and waxy crude oils, marking an expansion of Aduro's petroleum operations.

Aduro Clean Technologies announced its participation in several major industry conferences and investor meetings scheduled for May 2026, including D. Boral Capital Global Conference, LD Micro Invitational XVI, Plastics Recycling Show Europe, Plastic Recycling LATAM, and Alberta Chemistry and Plastics Day. The company will showcase progress on its Next Generation Process (NGP) pilot plant operations, First-of-a-Kind (FOAK) industrial facility development at Chemelot, and recent commercial advances including a letter of intent for Hydrochemolytic™ oil purchases and a commercial licensing program agreement.

Aduro Clean Technologies announced its participation in multiple industry and investor conferences in May 2026, including presentations at D. Boral Capital Global Conference, LD Micro Invitational XVI, and Plastics Recycling Show Europe. The company will highlight progress on its NGP pilot plant operations, FOAK facility development at Chemelot, and recent commercial milestones including a Letter of Intent for Hydrochemolytic oil offtake and a Memorandum of Understanding for commercial licensing.

Aduro Clean Technologies announced successful laboratory results extending its Hydrochemolytic™ Technology (HCT) to paraffinic crude oils, demonstrating reduced wax content and stable lighter crude. The company filed a Continuation-in-Part patent application with the USPTO to protect this intellectual property. Paraffinic crude oils represent 20-33% of global production but face transport and processing constraints due to high wax content. HCT's ability to improve flow properties and reduce dependence on heated infrastructure could unlock significant value in major paraffinic oil regions.