Clean Energy & Renewables Virtual Investor Conference
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EverGen Infrastructure (EVGN) Clean Energy & Renewables Virtual Investor Conference summary

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Clean Energy & Renewables Virtual Investor Conference summary

5 Mar, 2026

Strategic positioning and business model

  • Focused on building a leading renewable natural gas (RNG) infrastructure platform in North America, leveraging real assets and a strong operational team.

  • Recent recapitalization and refreshed management have increased balance sheet flexibility and positioned the company for growth.

  • Asset base includes four operating facilities in Western Canada, with long-term contracted cash flows from municipal feedstock and utility offtake agreements.

  • Ownership is concentrated, with 72% held by board, management, and aligned institutional investors.

  • Team includes experienced leaders in energy, operations, finance, and infrastructure, supporting scalable growth.

Financial performance and growth outlook

  • Invested nearly CAD 80 million in core assets, with visible EBITDA growth driven by increasing RNG production and optimization.

  • Raised CAD 7 million at CAD 0.60/share in May and CAD 2 million in January, with a current market cap of approximately CAD 10 million and 25.5 million shares outstanding.

  • Asset-level financing completed in January enhances financial flexibility for expansion.

  • Current run-rate EBITDA is around CAD 3 million, with optimization expected to increase this to CAD 5–8 million, implying a potential enterprise value of CAD 40–80 million.

  • Equity value could rise to CAD 25–65 million in the near term, compared to the current market cap.

Operations, contracts, and market environment

  • RNG production from Fraser Valley Biogas and GrowTEC is about 200,000 GJs/year, generating roughly CAD 6 million in revenue at CAD 30/GJ.

  • Facilities process about 60,000 tons of organic waste annually, earning tip fees of CAD 120–150/ton.

  • Long-term fixed price contracts with utilities (10–20 years) underpin stable cash flows, with additional upside from carbon credits.

  • Canadian contracts are take-or-pay, while U.S. market exposure offers potential for higher spot prices and tax credits.

  • Achieved 97% nameplate capacity at core RNG assets, with ongoing optimization and reliability upgrades.

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