America's first-mover in industrial-scale solar panel recycling — capturing critical minerals from the clean energy transition.
Comstock Inc. (NYSE: LODE) has transformed into America's first certified zero-landfill solar panel recycler. Through Comstock Metals, the company recovers silver, aluminum, copper, gallium, and critical minerals from end-of-life photovoltaic panels. Its Silver Springs, Nevada facility — fully permitted January 2026 — processes over 3 million panels per year.
Comstock is building a national recycling network across Nevada, California, and Ohio with plans for 7 U.S. facilities. Bioleum Corporation converts woody biomass into low-carbon fuels. The company achieved 8× revenue growth in 2025 and is debt-free since September 2025.
Comstock is positioned to dominate a market with zero scaled competition.
The only certified zero-landfill solar recycler in North America. No competitor has achieved R2v3/RIOS certification or industrial-scale processing — Comstock owns this market.
8× revenue growth in 2025 with Silver Springs commissioning Q1 2026. Production ramp in Q2 2026 from the first continuous industrial-scale recycling line in the U.S.
Nevada fully permitted, California DTSC-approved, Ohio hub secured. Plans for 7 total facilities creating an unassailable coast-to-coast recycling network.
RWE Clean Energy Master Services Agreement validates demand from Tier 1 utility-scale operators. Multiple additional MSAs secured across the country.
Achieved debt-free status September 2025 after $34.5M raise. $50M oversubscribed offering closed January 2026 funds second facility.
Silver, copper, gallium recovery directly supports U.S. supply chain security policy. Growing regulatory tailwinds mandate responsible solar disposal.
January 2026 — Silver Springs, NV received all regulatory approvals. Commissioning on schedule Q1 2026.
January 2026 — Oversubscribed public offering to fund second facility and refining process.
February 2026 — Kings County facility authorized for PV module recycling.
January 2026 — Expandable Midwest collection and aggregation site.
March 2026 — CEO presented 7-facility national strategy for critical mineral capture.
Silver Springs Q2 2026 production launch
Second Nevada facility permitting
Downstream refining for higher-purity recovery
Bioleum Corporation commercial fuel production
Expanding MSAs with national solar developers