Pyrum Innovations AG Stock: price and insider trades · Germany

Pyrum’s main business lines include used-tire processing, the production of recycled feedstocks, and the engineering of tire-recycling plants. Its key products are pyrolysis oil, now marketed under the names TTO (ThermoTireOil) and recovered carbon black, TTB (ThermoTireBlack). The company states that these outputs can be used by leading industrial partners such as BASF, Continental, and Schwalbe in the manufacture of new products, which supports Pyrum’s positioning as both a technology provider and an industrial recycler.([pyrum.net](https://www.pyrum.net/en/corporate-news/pyrum-introduces-new-product-designations-tto-and-ttb/?utm_source=openai))

From a competitive standpoint, Pyrum positions itself as a first mover in tire pyrolysis, with a technology differentiated by its circularity profile, regulatory relevance, and potential industrial scalability. The company benefits from its early-mover advantage, established partner network, and the growing importance of compliant end-of-life tire recycling across Europe.([pyrum.net](https://www.pyrum.net/en/about-us/?utm_source=openai))

Recent milestones underscore the company’s expansion phase. In 2025, Pyrum announced the groundbreaking for its new plant in Perl-Besch, described as its largest own project to date, with planned annual recycling capacity of more than 22,000 tonnes of waste tires. In January 2026, the group also announced a joint venture with UNITANK to develop up to ten tire-recycling plants across Europe. Meanwhile, 2024 full-year results published in May 2025 showed strong revenue growth but continued net losses, consistent with a business still investing heavily in capacity expansion and industrial scaling.([pyrum.net](https://www.pyrum.net/en/corporate-news/pyrum-innovations-ag-official-groundbreaking-ceremony-for-new-pyrum-plant-in-perl-besch-on-14-november-2025/?utm_source=openai))