The biogas upgrading technology specialist has jumped over 200% from CA$0.095 to CA$0.295 following a return to profitability and positive strategic developments.
Greenlane Renewables, a leading provider of biogas upgrading technology, has seen a substantial share price surge over the past few trading sessions, with the stock jumping roughly 200%, from about CA$0.095 to approximately CA$0.295 by 19 August, 2025.
The catalyst behind this dramatic rally appears to be the release of second quarter (Q2) 2025 financial results on 14 August, 2025, which revealed a return to profitability. Greenlane reported earnings per share (EPS) of CA$0.008, sharply reversing from a loss of CA$0.003 in Q2 of 2024.
According to TipRanks, this earnings beat triggered an immediate market boost, with the stock jumping 40% following the announcement. The return to profitability represents a significant milestone for the company after periods of investment and market development.
This performance demonstrates how small-cap growth stocks can experience dramatic movements when fundamental improvements exceed market expectations, particularly in emerging sectors like renewable energy technology.
The renewed confidence in Greenlane's financial trajectory gained further momentum from two notable developments in the preceding weeks. On 16 July, 2025, the company secured an extension of a CA$20 million credit facility, providing added liquidity and flexibility to support its growth plans in the expanding renewable natural gas (RNG) sector.
Just over a month earlier, on 24 June, 2025, Greenlane filed an additional patent application for new landfill gas upgrading technology, strengthening its intellectual property position and reinforcing its leadership in biogas upgrading solutions.
These strategic developments demonstrate management's proactive approach to securing both financial resources and technological advantages necessary for competing in the rapidly evolving renewable energy sector.
The timing of these announcements, preceding the strong quarterly results, suggests a coordinated effort to position the company for accelerated growth as market opportunities in renewable natural gas continue to expand.
These developments, coupled with the company's long-standing expertise in RNG systems - from water wash and pressure swing adsorption to membrane separation technologies - have significantly improved investor sentiment.
Greenlane has built a strong reputation over more than 35 years in the business, with an installed capacity unmatched in the industry and over 145 systems sold across 19 countries. This track record provides credibility with customers and investors seeking exposure to renewable energy infrastructure.
The breadth of technology offerings allows Greenlane to serve different market segments and customer requirements, providing flexibility and diversification within the specialised biogas upgrading niche.
The global footprint and established customer relationships create barriers to entry for competitors while providing a foundation for continued expansion as renewable energy adoption accelerates worldwide.
The renewable natural gas sector continues to benefit from supportive policy frameworks and increasing focus on carbon reduction strategies across multiple industries and jurisdictions as is the case in Canada.
Government incentives and mandates for renewable fuel usage create stable demand drivers that support long-term growth prospects for companies with established technology and market positions like Greenlane.
The sector's growth potential attracts both environmental and economic interest, as RNG provides a pathway for reducing greenhouse gas emissions while generating economic returns from waste streams.
Market expansion opportunities exist across multiple geographies and applications, from agricultural waste processing to municipal landfill gas capture, providing diverse growth vectors for established technology providers.
The shift from CA$0.003 loss per share to CA$0.008 profit represents significant operational leverage, demonstrating how revenue growth can translate into meaningful earnings improvement for companies with established cost structures.
This profitability milestone validates management's strategic investments and market development efforts, providing evidence that the business model can generate attractive returns as market conditions improve.
The earnings beat suggests that Greenlane may be entering a phase where scale advantages and operational efficiency improvements begin to deliver enhanced financial performance.
For growth-oriented investors, this financial inflection point could mark the beginning of sustained profitability expansion as the renewable energy market continues to mature and expand.
The CA$20 million credit facility extension provides important financial flexibility for pursuing growth opportunities and managing working capital requirements in a project-based business model.
Access to committed financing enables Greenlane to bid on larger projects and pursue strategic initiatives without being constrained by cash flow timing, which is particularly important in the capital equipment business.
This financial backing demonstrates lender confidence in Greenlane's business prospects and provides reassurance to customers and partners about the company's ability to fullfill long-term commitments.
The expanded credit facility could also enable more aggressive market expansion or potential acquisitions that could accelerate growth beyond organic opportunities.
The new patent filing for landfill gas upgrading technology represents continued innovation in core business areas while protecting intellectual property that provides competitive advantages.
Patent protection becomes increasingly important as the renewable natural gas market attracts new entrants and existing players seek to expand their technology capabilities through licensing or acquisition.
The focus on landfill gas applications addresses a significant market opportunity, as municipalities and waste management companies seek solutions for capturing and monetising methane emissions.
Intellectual property development supports premium pricing strategies and creates potential licensing revenue opportunities beyond direct equipment sales.
The Greenlane Renewables share price, up around 228% year-to-date, traded at a 2-year high at CA$0.295 on 19 August with the August 2020 low at CA$0.360 representing the next possible technical upside target. It was nearly reached intraday on Tuesday when a high of CA$0.360 was briefly hit.
Another potential upside target may be seen around the psychological CA$0.500 level and also at the July 2020 peak at CA$0.570.
On the daily chart, the last three days’ advance is stratospheric and may just as likely continue as suddenly snap back. A fall through Tuesday’s low at CA$0.240 may signal such a snap back which may then rapidly lead to the CA$0.200 region taking place.
Below it potential support can be found between the December 2023-to-November 2024 highs at CA$0.160.
For investors considering exposure to the renewable energy sector through companies like Greenlane, several factors merit careful evaluation.
Spread betting and CFD trading provide flexible approaches for trading smaller growth companies, though investors should be aware of the higher volatility and liquidity considerations.
For those with longer-term conviction about the renewable energy transition, share dealing offers direct ownership opportunities, though careful position sizing is essential given the inherent risks in emerging technology sectors.
In summary, the sharp rise in Greenlane Renewables' share price reflects a confluence of positive developments: a solidly improved financial result that reversed the previous year's loss, enhanced liquidity through the credit facility, and strengthened competitive positioning via patent expansion.
Together, these signals appear to have rekindled investor belief in Greenlane's roadmap as a growth-oriented pure play in renewable natural gas, though investors should remain mindful of the execution risks and market volatility typical of small-cap technology companies in emerging sectors. These have a high risk of sharp share price reversals being seen, especially once the buying frenzy has run its course.
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