Ecoslops S.A.: directors' dealings · France · AMF

About Ecoslops S.A.

Ecoslops S.A. is a French cleantech company listed on Euronext Growth Paris and focused on the circular economy for petroleum residues generated by shipping, ports, and certain industrial activities. Founded in 2009 by Michel Pingeot and Jean-Claude Company, the group was built around a proprietary industrial process called P2R (Petroleum Residue Recycling), designed to convert oil residues into reusable outputs such as marine fuels and bitumen-like products. The company was listed in Paris in 2015, a milestone that supported its industrial rollout and corporate visibility. At its core, Ecoslops operates a waste-to-value model: it collects, treats, and recovers hydrocarbon residues that would otherwise need to be disposed of through more conventional and less circular routes. This gives the company a clear positioning at the crossroads of environmental services, lightweight refining, and the energy transition. Its value proposition is not limited to waste treatment. Ecoslops aims to regenerate waste streams into commercial products, helping reduce illegal dumping at sea and lowering the environmental footprint associated with petroleum logistics and port operations. From a historical standpoint, the group first validated its technology before scaling it up at its Sines industrial site in Portugal, which became its flagship operational platform. This site was crucial in proving the process at industrial scale and in building the company’s commercial track record. Over time, Ecoslops has sought to broaden its reach through additional projects and partnerships in other maritime locations. As of year-end 2024, the group continued reshaping its perimeter, notably after disposing of Ecoslops Provence, while reporting improved annual performance on the new consolidated scope, including positive EBITDA and a restructured debt profile. Geographically, Ecoslops remains an internationally oriented but still relatively small-cap company, with a historical operational base in Southern Europe and ambitions to develop in other maritime geographies. Its business is highly sensitive to environmental regulation, feedstock availability, and financing conditions. A notable feature of the company is its role as an early mover in the industrial recycling of marine oil residues into usable products, which gives it a differentiated position within the environmental industrial services universe.