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Loop Industries Insiders Buy Stock, Signal Confidence in Outlook
Written by Thomas Hughes. Published 9/2/2025.
Key Points
- Loop Industries insiders are buying stock, signalling confidence in its outlook.
- Commercial operations are expected in 2027 and profitability soon after.
- Institutions are buying but provide tepid support in 2025.
Loop Industries (NASDAQ: LOOP) insiders have resumed buying shares in Q3 2025—their first purchases since Q1—and the activity is noteworthy. The buys involve several key executives and board members who already control over 20% of the company's stock, underscoring strong confidence in Loop's improving operations and earnings outlook.
The only period in which insiders sold was Q4 2024, when CEO Daniel Solomita made modest sales. He more than offset those sales with his July purchases, signaling renewed commitment at the highest level.
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These recent transactions are significant: insiders had little need to add to their already substantial holdings, so their decision to buy now highlights their belief in Loop's upward trajectory.
What Does Loop Technologies Do?
Loop Technologies develops and commercializes polymer recycling technology. Its Infinite Loop system breaks down PET (polyethylene terephthalate)—used in food and beverage containers, clothing fibers, and films—into clean, virgin-grade resin. This resin can be remanufactured into the same products and recycled indefinitely, a critical innovation for the circular economy.
Today, Loop generates revenue through resin production and technology licensing, though it remains early in the commercialization phase.
As of early September, production is confined to a test facility, and only one licensing agreement has been signed for a plant in Europe. The flagship project is a partnership to build an Infinite Loop facility in India, slated to begin operations in 2027.
Loop Stock Set Up to Rocket Higher
Key sell-side indicators—analyst coverage, short interest, and institutional holdings—suggest Loop's stock is primed for a sharp rebound if a catalyst emerges. Formerly bullish analysts have dropped coverage to zero, and short interest has evaporated, indicating that downside sentiment has largely played out.
Any news that brings analysts back—such as new licensing deals or progress on the India facility—could trigger a significant rally.
Institutional interest, muted since the IPO, is also showing signs of life. In 2025, net bullish quarterly activity has climbed steadily, with the first half of Q3 marking a record high. Institutions still own only about 5% of the float, offering modest tailwinds, but their renewed buying aligns with insider optimism.
Analyst models forecast significant revenue growth beginning in 2027—potentially high triple digits—and project sustained hypergrowth for several years. Profitability is expected by 2028, with margins improving annually thereafter.
Loop Industries Is on Track, But Risks Remain
Financial risk is the primary concern. While Loop says it has sufficient capital to complete the India facility's development phase, construction has yet to begin. Potential delays, cost overruns, and additional financing needs all pose challenges.
Insider buying is a bullish signal, but it does not eliminate these risks. Investors should be prepared for possible capital raises and project setbacks before Loop reaches commercial scale.
From a technical standpoint, Loop formed a bottom in late 2024 and early 2025 and appears ready to advance. However, resistance near the $2.00 level may cap gains absent a fresh catalyst.
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