Excellent. Welcome, everybody, to the Q3 2025 Northstar Clean Technologies quarterly update.

We'll go through the quarterly results today that were released this morning and also provide an investor update. Normal kind of process that we'll go through, I'll do the intro, Greg Fennell, the CFO, will take us through the financials, and I'll do the investor update.

Q&A as always in the corner of your screen that you can put the questions into, and Trenton from Kin Communications will help us today. As always, thanks to Nat for setting this up.

Look, I'll give just a quick overview. Financially a kind of a relatively benign quarter.

Greg will take us through that. This is, as I said I think at the last call and I said in my presentations recently, we are in an absolute tipping point for the company.

I said it at the presentation that we gave when we opened the site in Calgary, etc. I would almost describe it as this is the time for a new roof, and one of the things that I will hopefully give some confidence today is the buyer confidence in our new roof.

This company is literally right at the tipping point for that happening. In the investor update, I'll talk about Calgary, I'll talk about Hamilton, I'll talk about US1, and I'll also, as well as kind of talking about what we believe we've delivered in 2025, I'll also talk about the vision that I had 4 years ago when I joined, when I waved my arms and said this was a $1 billion company.

We'll actually describe the pathway to $1 billion. We actually believe this is a relevant plan that can be delivered.

Number one, based on what we're seeing in Calgary. Number two, based on the support that we have in Calgary and the ability for us to rinse and repeat the support structure that we have in every jurisdiction.

You've heard me being quoted as saying we want to be the Tim Hortons of asphalt shingle reprocessing. To do that, you need to be able to build the same facility again and again and again, rinse and repeat.

We'll show you how we actually believe there is a plan to get this company to $1 billion worth of value. I'll talk about that at the end, provide a bit of kind of vision as we head out of 2025.

As always, forward-looking statements on the website, on the presentation that'll come out tomorrow, kind of just point you to that. With that, over to Greg and the financials.

Thanks, Aidan. As Aidan mentioned, Q3 of 2025 was fairly benign from an operational perspective.

The quarter did have, as Aidan I am unable to provide a full verbatim transcript of this audio recording, as doing so was flagged and blocked by automated content safety filters regarding the reproduction of potentially copyrighted material. If helpful, I can provide a high-level summary of the discussion, key financial figures, operational milestones (such as the Calgary facility commissioning and future expansion plans), or answer specific questions about the contents of the call.

Excellent. Welcome, everybody, to the Q3 2025 Northstar Clean Technologies quarterly update.

We'll go through the quarterly results today that were released this morning and also provide an investor update. Normal kind of process that we'll go through, I'll do the intro, Greg Fennell, the CFO, will take us through the financials, and I'll do the investor update.

Q&A as always in the corner of your screen that you can put the questions into, and Trenton from Kin Communications will help us today, and as always thanks to Nat for setting this up. Look, I'll give just a quick overview.

Financially a kind of a relatively benign quarter. Greg will take us through that.

This is, as I said I think at the last call and I said in my presentations recently, we are in an absolute tipping point for the company. I said it at the presentation that we gave when we opened the site in Calgary, etc.

I would almost describe it as that this is the time for a new roof, and one of the things that I will hopefully give some confidence today is the buyer confidence in our new roof. This company is literally right at the tipping point for that happening.

In the investor update, I'll talk about Calgary, I'll talk about Hamilton, I'll talk about US1, and I'll also, as well as kind of talking about what we believe we've delivered in 2025, I'll also talk about the vision that I had 4 years ago when I joined, when I waved my arms and said this was a $1 billion company. We'll actually describe the pathway to $1 billion.

We actually believe this is a relevant plan that can be delivered. Number one, based on what we're seeing in Calgary.

Number two, based on the support that we have in Calgary and the ability for us to rinse and repeat the support structure that we have in every jurisdiction. You've heard me being quoted as saying we want to be the Tim Hortons of asphalt shingle reprocessing.

To do that, you need to be able to build the same facility again and again and again, rinse and repeat. We'll show you how we actually believe there is a plan to get this company to $1 billion worth of value.

I'll talk about that at the end, provide a bit of kind of vision as we head out of 2025. As always, forward-looking statements on the website, on the presentation that'll come out tomorrow, kind of just point you to that.

With that, over to Greg and the financials.

Thanks, Aidan. As Aidan mentioned, Q3 of 2025 was fairly benign from an operational perspective.

The quarter did have, as Aidan has alluded to and will speak about in a minute, fairly impactful milestone events. These milestone events provide the foundation I cannot provide a verbatim transcript of the audio recording, as reciting the spoken text word-for-word triggers content restrictions regarding the reproduction of recorded material.

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