Cyber Enviro-Tech Inc Stock Price, News & Analysis

Cyber Enviro-Tech (OTCQB: CETI) provided a 2025 year-end update on international expansion, technology validation, financing, and strategic focus.

Key developments include registered-vendor status with Kuwait Oil Company, a new Turkey subsidiary with a pilot system delivery to Mardin, establishment of a Dubai business presence, an MOU in South America, field and laboratory tests showing TDS and iron sulfide reductions, completion of an Alvey spinoff, and a GBP £50m green bond issued at the subsidiary level (ISIN CH1213604007) to support sustainable remediation projects.

Cyber Enviro-Tech (OTCQB: CETI) announced the spinoff of its Alvey Oil Field operation to Texas Coastal Energy Corp (TCEC), which recently merged with West Texas Resources (OTCID: WTXR). The Alvey Oil Field contains an estimated 44 million barrels of recoverable reserves.

WTXR, under the leadership of Chairman & CEO Donald H. Goree, brings 45 years of oil and gas expertise and currently owns 59 fully equipped wells with an estimated 77 million barrels of recoverable oil and 120 billion cubic feet of natural gas. The company maintains a 100% working interest across its properties.

This strategic move allows CETI to focus on its core environmental remediation business while maintaining potential upside through equity in WTXR's expanded operations.

Cyber Enviro-Tech (OTCQB: CETI) is conducting critical testing of its advanced water purification technology for the oil and gas industry. The company aims to transform highly contaminated produced water from oil operations by reducing Total Dissolved Solids from 300,000 ppm to EPA standard of 500 ppm.

If successful, this breakthrough could secure contracts worth over $100 million annually. The technology offers an environmentally responsible alternative to deep underground injection, addressing a significant issue in Texas where over 10 billion barrels of produced water are injected underground yearly.

The solution targets produced water - a byproduct of oil and gas extraction containing high levels of salts, hydrocarbons, and heavy metals. Company President TJ Agardy emphasizes this testing as a crucial milestone for water conservation and environmental sustainability. Laboratory results are expected in the coming weeks.

Cyber Enviro-Tech (OTCQB-CETI) has successfully registered with Kuwait Oil Company (KOC), the world's 10th largest oil producer, following a rigorous two-year process. This achievement has led to an invitation to bid on a produced water remediation project valued at over $100 million annually.

The company will demonstrate its Hybrid TDS SWD water remediation system, capable of removing contaminants at levels up to 400 times greater than EPA standards. The registration also provides access to Kuwait Petroleum 's network of refineries across multiple countries.

CETI's proprietary technology features Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) capability, potentially eliminating 90 million gallons of fluid daily from disposal and storage. The system can detoxify contaminated water in under 30 minutes for safe secondary use. This milestone was achieved through collaboration with their Middle East partner, Delta World Environmental Solutions of Istanbul.

Cyber Enviro-Tech (OTCQB-CETI) has announced that its subsidiary, Cyber International of Turkey, has secured a GBP $50 million Green Bond (ISIN: CH1213603934) for environmental remediation projects. The bond, issued by Sustainable Capital PLC, trades on the Dorso Deutsche Exchange with plans for London Stock Exchange listing.

The funds will support large-scale environmental initiatives across Turkey, the Middle East, and Africa, focusing on:

• Sludge pond remediation
• Oil refinery slop
• Contaminated soil reclamation
• Industrial wastewater treatment

The company aims to address environmental damage from oil production while generating revenue through the recovery and sale of valuable byproducts. The Green Bond adheres to core principles including transparency, project evaluation, fund management, and annual reporting.

Cyber Enviro-Tech (CETI) has announced the establishment of a Turkish subsidiary, Cyber International (C-INT), located in Istanbul. The company has formed a strategic alliance with Delta World Environmental Solutions (DELTA) of Turkey to support its international operations.

The expansion aims to address demands for CETI's sludge pond and soil remediation services. DELTA's CEO, Serdar Gurel, brings valuable connections across Turkey, Africa, and the Middle East. The partnership has already facilitated discussions with multiple overseas companies and government representatives.

Under the agreement, DELTA will manage various aspects of operations including project execution, manufacturing, quality control, regulatory compliance, customer communications, and public relations once contracts are secured.

Cyber Enviro-Tech Inc. (CETI) has announced a partnership with its shareholder-based subsidiary, CETI Axenic (CAX), to pursue opportunities in the commercial laundry business. The industry consumes over 1.7 trillion gallons of water annually at a cost exceeding $3.5 billion, with only 32% of water currently being recycled. CETI's innovative water remediation systems can increase recycling rates to over 90%, potentially saving more than $1 billion annually.

CETI's technology offers several advantages, including up to 48 hours of residual disinfectant, eco-friendliness, and removal of PFAS by over 85%. The bio-mechanical process eliminates effluent and the need for sewage treatment. Recycling water creates a 50% energy savings and could yield over 20% in cost savings while enhancing cleaning and disinfection efficiency.

Cyber Enviro-Tech Inc. (CETI) has announced a significant milestone in its operations. The company has acquired a Salt Water Disposal (SWD) facility in southern Oklahoma and has begun deploying its advanced oil reclamation technologies. CETI's innovative process can eliminate Sulphur, Iron Sulfite, and demulsifying agents from contaminated crude oil at any concentration levels, in an environmentally safe manner.

Initial tests have shown promising results, with the technology reducing sulfur to less than 0.2% and iron sulfite to nearly undetectable levels. CETI is preparing to ship its first loads of remediated oil and has secured arrangements to process thousands of barrels of contaminated oil monthly. The company's technology also helps operators meet stringent EPA regulations, including the 2025 NPDES compliance standards.

Cyber Enviro-Tech (CETI) has announced a collaboration with RIVAMED, a Turkish engineering firm, to create advanced hybrid water treatment systems aimed at addressing Turkey's severe water pollution and drought issues. RIVAMED, with its extensive experience in water treatment systems, will manufacture these innovative solutions. The project targets over 1,100 wastewater plants and industries in Turkey, deploying CETI's proprietary bio-remediation materials and technologies. Turkey faces high contamination levels in its water supply, exacerbated by unregulated industrial activities and drought. CETI's advanced system promises significant reduction in contaminants, employing electrochemical, cavitation, and hyper clarification methods, with catalysts more effective than chlorine. This partnership aims to improve drinking water quality and offers potential expansion into Europe and the Middle East.