Update: Not so easy to research $ADUR. Nobody else is covering it.

Great read—#Adur's HCT tech is poised to disrupt the plastics recycling game. After reading this and doing some of my own research into the industry, this company screams undervalued gem in a $290B+ market begging for innovation. With global regs tightening on single-use plastics, this isn't just greenwashing—it's a scalable moat. Long $ADUR at these levels; the royalty model's a smart play for outsized returns without the capex drag. Who's betting on their first big licensing deal by mid-2026? 🚀

Yes, it is a fair point. My initial reaction after reading this article was "why isn't everyone writing about this company." When I did a search, I couldn't find any other articles. I'd also love to know what other authors/analysts think about $ADUR?

Good stuff, but I really can't find any other articles about $ADUR. I'd love to know what some of the other authors here think. Is anyone else covering this stock?

Good read. And I agree - if #ADUR's pilot and demonstration plants hit milestones as expected, $ADUR could see significant upside — both in the underlying shares and potential options plays.

I also liked that the article touched on the options strategy — not something you see often in small-cap clean tech coverage. It’d be interesting to see a deeper dive into how implied volatility or covered-call strategies could play out once $ADUR gains more trading volume.

Shareholders Unite Interesting mention of using options as part of the strategy. For a small-cap like $ADUR, what kind of liquidity are you seeing in the options market? Seems like spreads could be pretty wide — curious how realistic those trades are in practice.

Bullish here; grabbed some Nov $15 calls as suggested. What's your play? #CleanTech #Adur $ADUR