Bion Environment Stock Price, News & Analysis

Bion Environmental Technologies (OTC QB: BNET) has completed a significant capital structure overhaul, dramatically reducing potential dilution. The company eliminated legacy convertible obligations that could have resulted in 22,948,405 new shares, instead issuing only 8,101,746 shares of common stock, resulting in a net reduction of approximately 14,369,659 shares in fully diluted share count.

The restructuring involved settlements with both affiliates and non-affiliates, including family members of the late CEO and former directors. Additionally, 1,321,000 expiring warrants were exercised under cashless provisions, resulting in just 209,816 new shares, further reducing dilution by 1,111,184 shares.

Since April 2024, Bion has reduced its fully-diluted share count by over 24 million shares, positioning the company for strategic partnerships as it enters commercialization of its patented Ammonia Recovery System (ARS) technology.

Bion Environmental Technologies (OTC QB: BNET) has announced promising results from multiple growth trials of its OMRI-Listed Liquid AB organic nitrogen fertilizer. The trials, conducted across different applications, demonstrated significant efficacy of the company's ammonium carbonate/bicarbonate-based fertilizer.

Key trial results include: enhanced cannabis plant growth with increased height and chlorophyll content at Southern Illinois University, matching conventional fertilizer performance in tomato trials, and outstanding growth performance in Milo (Sorghum) trials when combined with BFF's A+ bio-stimulant. The company has also distributed samples to major stakeholders in organic agriculture, consumer products, and energy sectors for further evaluation.

Bion's patented Ammonia Recovery System (ARS) produces this advanced fertilizer by capturing ammonia released during biogas generation from organic waste, supporting circular economy models and sustainable agriculture.

Bion Environmental Technologies (OTC QB: BNET) has announced three strategic hires to support its transition from R&D to commercialization. Josh Rapport, PhD, former VP Engineering at Brightmark, joins as Owner's Engineer with extensive experience in anaerobic digesters and RNG projects. Lee Frankel expands his role to pursue organic nitrogen fertilizer offtake agreements in the Southwest U.S. and Mexico. Mike O'Brien has been promoted to Chief Marketing Officer to lead project development and fertilizer supply initiatives.

The company's patented Ammonia Recovery System (ARS) produces advanced organic and low-carbon nitrogen fertilizers from ammonia released during biogas generation from organic waste. This technology aligns with circular economy models and supports sustainable agriculture while preventing environmental pollution.

Bion Environmental Technologies (OTC QB: BNET) has secured its third Letter of Interest (LOI) for 100,000 gallons of its OMRI-Listed 10-0-0 Liquid AB organic nitrogen fertilizer from a major U.S. agribusiness. The fertilizer is priced at $7.00 per pound of nitrogen, containing approximately 84,000 pounds of nitrogen in total.

This latest commitment brings Bion's total LOIs to 250,000 gallons, with a target of 300,000-500,000 gallons for 2026 delivery. The company is evaluating numerous potential supply partners and projects, including existing industrial and agricultural facilities, to meet production goals. Bion's Ammonia Recovery System (ARS) technology produces organic and low-carbon nitrogen fertilizers from ammonia generated during biogas production from organic waste streams.

Bion Environmental Technologies (OTC QB: BNET) has announced a shareholder call scheduled for July 1, 2025, at 7:00 PM ET via Zoom. The company, which specializes in advanced treatment and resource recovery technology for livestock and organic waste, will be discussing their latest update and outlook.

Bion's key technology, the patented Ammonia Recovery System (ARS), produces organic and low-carbon nitrogen fertilizers from ammonia generated during biogas production from animal manure and organic waste. The system helps prevent environmental pollution, produces clean water, and enhances the economics of livestock and biogas operations.

Bion Environmental Technologies (BNET) has completed its Technology-Optimization Report for the Ammonia Recovery System (ARS) at Fair Oaks, IN, demonstrating successful optimization results. The ARS showed improved efficiency by requiring one-third less water evaporation than expected while meeting ammonia reduction targets. Operating costs for full-scale commercial systems are projected to be 25% lower than previously modeled, with corresponding decreases in fertilizer production costs and capital expenditure. The company partnered with Buflovak, a NY engineering firm, for ARS development and testing. Bion is currently evaluating over two dozen potential projects and aims to supply its organic nitrogen fertilizer to growers during the 2026 growing season. The ARS technology recovers ammonia from animal manure and organic waste streams to produce organic and low-carbon nitrogen fertilizers, preventing environmental pollution while improving livestock and biogas operations economics.

Bion Environmental Technologies (OTC QB: BNET) has secured its first Letters of Interest (LOIs) for its OMRI-Listed organic nitrogen fertilizer. Perfect Blend has committed to 50,000 gallons at $7.00 per pound, while Yield RMG has committed to 100,000 gallons at the same price. Both agreements are non-binding until Bion identifies and develops production facilities. The company's Ammonia Recovery System (ARS) produces organic and low-carbon nitrogen fertilizers from ammonia generated during biogas production from animal manure and organic waste. Bion is exploring opportunities in various markets, including specialty field crops, indoor farming, retail consumer products, and turf applications. The company is transitioning from R&D to commercialization and expects additional offtake commitments in the coming weeks.

In a candid shareholder letter, Bion Environmental Technologies (BNET) CEO Craig Scott addresses the company's challenges and future prospects. Despite recent share price decline and financial struggles, Scott emphasizes that their technology optimization at Fair Oaks is complete, reducing system size requirements and operating costs. The company has received encouraging feedback on fertilizer samples distributed in January and has engaged Allen Philo Consulting to secure distributor commitments for 2026 market entry. BNET has hired Mike O'Brien as Head of Business Development to identify projects and partnerships. While facing financial headwinds and requiring nearly $3 million in funding, the company is currently relying on shareholder loans through secured convertible notes to avoid significant dilution. The company's Ammonia Recovery System produces organic nitrogen fertilizer and clean water from animal manure, targeting both agricultural and retail consumer markets.

Bion Environmental Technologies (BNET) has produced and distributed samples of its organic nitrogen fertilizers to several major U.S. manufacturers and distributors. The company has developed two products: Bion AB10, an OMRI Listed 10% nitrogen fertilizer (10-0-0), and a new 7-0-0 product designed for western U.S. markets, pending California Department of Food and Agriculture organic certification.

The fertilizers are produced using Bion's Ammonia Recovery System (ARS), which captures over 90% of ammonia released during Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) production from organic waste. The system converts the captured ammonia into ammonium bicarbonate, creating a stabilized, readily-available source of plant nitrogen that can be efficiently transported and precision-applied.

The technology addresses environmental concerns by preventing ammonia escape while creating valuable organic fertilizer products, supporting both sustainable livestock operations and the renewable fuels industry.