Full Circle Lithium Corp Stock Price, News & Analysis

Full Circle Lithium Corp (TSXV: FCLI) (OTCQB: FCLIF) has announced modifications to its previously issued warrants. The company plans to extend the expiration date of 6,987,393 warrants by one year, from April 21, 2025, to April 21, 2026. Additionally, the exercise price will be reduced from C$1.10 to C$0.70. These amendments are pending TSX Venture Exchange approval.

The company also clarified details regarding its investor relations agreement with RB Milestone Group (RBMG). The initial six-month term involves a one-time payment of US$34,500 at the start and US$25,000 after three months. If extended beyond six months, the fee structure changes to US$4,500 monthly.

Full Circle Lithium Corp. (FCLI/FCLIF) provided several corporate updates regarding its lithium-ion battery fire extinguishing agent, FCL-X™. The company confirmed its USA-based manufacturing operations won't be affected by recent US federal tariffs on Canadian goods. Live demonstrations of FCL-X™ have shown successful results in extinguishing EV and scooter lithium-ion battery fires, receiving positive feedback from fire safety experts.

The company announced the hiring of Webster Marshall as VP of Business Development, bringing 24 years of firefighting and fire safety technology experience. Additionally, FCL received a preliminary, non-binding indication from a patent authority suggesting FCL-X™ is both new and inventive, potentially supporting future patent protection.

FCL has also engaged RB Milestone Group (RBMG) for investor relations services at US$14,500 per month for an initial 6-month term, focusing on corporate communications and market intelligence advisory.

Full Circle Lithium Corp (TSXV: FCLI) (OTCQB: FCLIF) announced the successful deployment of its proprietary FCL-X™ lithium-ion battery fire extinguishing agent at one of the largest battery fires in US history. The incident occurred at a major battery recycling facility near Fredericktown, Missouri, which processes over 60,000 tons of batteries annually.

Despite state-of-the-art fire safety systems, the facility experienced a significant fire that required evacuation of approximately 75 employees and nearby residents. Firefighters from 25 departments responded, with US Fire Pump's emergency response team utilizing FCL-X™ to combat persistent hot spots. The successful deployment marks a significant technical milestone, demonstrating FCL-X™'s effectiveness in extinguishing lithium-ion battery fires at an industrial scale.

Full Circle Lithium Corp. (FCLI/FCLIF) has signed a global distribution agreement with US Fire Pump Company (USFP) for its FCL-X™ lithium-ion battery fire extinguishing agent in bulk form. This marks the company's second distribution agreement, focusing on marketing FCL-X™ Bulk across industrial, commercial, and emergency response settings globally.

USFP has already deployed and validated FCL-X™'s effectiveness in combating lithium-ion battery fires. The agreement grants USFP certain exclusive global distribution rights for a defined period, while FCL retains the right to market new products and pursue additional distribution agreements that don't conflict with existing arrangements.

Full Circle Lithium announces its first FCL-X™ sale to a fire station in Georgia, marking entry into the USA first responder market. The company has also completed a US$1.5 million sale of non-core equipment, with proceeds allocated to manufacturing, marketing, and sales of FCL-X™. The company's flagship product is specifically engineered to neutralize lithium-ion battery fires, offering tailored solutions including FCL-X Pro, FCL-X Bulk, and FCL-X Extinguisher. FCL has partnered with AEST Fire & Safety for distribution, training, and demonstrations, generating significant interest among firefighters and industry stakeholders.

Full Circle Lithium Corp (FCLIF) reports over US$300,000 in non-recurring sales of its FCL-X™ lithium-ion battery firefighting agent across all product lines in recent weeks. The company has also agreed to sell non-core equipment for approximately US$1.5 million to fund FCL-X™ manufacturing, marketing, and sales efforts. The sales momentum follows successful EV burn test results in October and a distribution agreement with AEST Fire & Safety. The company granted 2,050,000 stock options at $0.27 per share to key personnel, directors, and officers.

Full Circle Lithium successfully demonstrated its FCL-X™ firefighting agent by rapidly extinguishing two controlled EV fires in minutes. The tests, conducted with a Nissan Leaf and Kia EV9, used FCL-X Pro™ concentrate and required only 250-350 gallons of solution, compared to traditional methods requiring up to 40,000 gallons. The demonstrations, organized by US distributor AEST Fire & Safety, showed the product's effectiveness in controlling fires within 5-6 minutes, with temperatures reduced from 1,200F to 120-150F. The company has ceased its recycling operations to focus entirely on FCL-X™ development.

Full Circle Lithium Corp. (FCLIF) has achieved a significant breakthrough in EV fire safety with its FCL-X™ firefighting agent. In controlled demonstrations, the product successfully extinguished two EV fires - a Nissan Leaf and Kia EV9 - in under six minutes using minimal agent amounts. The FCL-X Pro™ concentrate effectively controlled fires using only 250-350 gallons, compared to traditional methods requiring up to 40,000 gallons of water and 4-8 hours to extinguish. The tests were conducted by AEST Fire & Safety, FCL's US distributor, before 50+ firefighters and industry experts.

Full Circle Lithium Corp. (FCLI/FCLIF) has signed its first master distribution agreement with AEST Fire and Safety to market FCL-X™, its lithium-ion battery fire extinguishing agent, in the USA. The agreement focuses on the FCL-X™ Extinguishers and FCL-X™ PRO product lines, granting AEST certain exclusive distribution rights. The partnership targets residential, industrial, commercial settings, and first responders. With over 25,000 lithium-ion battery fire incidents reported between 2017-2022 across 27,000 US fire departments, FCL-X™ aims to address the growing safety concerns in urban areas where traditional fire suppression methods have proven inadequate.