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Carbon Streaming Corporation (OTCQB: OFSTF; Cboe CA: NETZ; FSE: M2Q) publishes frequent news updates that provide insight into its carbon credit-focused business and corporate strategy. The company’s releases describe its focus on projects that generate high-quality carbon credits and have a positive impact on the environment, local communities, and biodiversity, alongside carbon reduction or removal outcomes.
News items often cover financial results, where Carbon Streaming reports on operating cash flow, revaluation of carbon credit streaming and royalty agreements, and changes in operating expenses. These updates also discuss its cash position, absence of corporate debt, and progress in reducing headcount and other costs as part of its efforts to improve financial sustainability.
Another key theme in the company’s news flow is portfolio and legal developments. Releases describe settlements and arbitration outcomes related to projects such as the Rimba Raya Biodiversity Reserve Project and the Magdalena Bay Blue Carbon Stream, as well as disputes and repayment agreements associated with the Amazon Portfolio Royalty and the Sustainable Community Stream. The company also reports on the status of other projects, including reforestation and ecosystem restoration initiatives, and discloses when it no longer expects to generate cash flow from certain streams.
Investors following OFSTF news will also see updates on strategic direction and governance, including the evaluation of strategic alternatives, annual general meeting results, director elections, and the appointment of expert consultants for significant litigation. Early warning press releases detail open-market share purchases and warrant exercises by the company’s chief executive officer, including resulting ownership percentages. Together, these news releases provide a detailed view of how Carbon Streaming manages its carbon credit portfolio, legal matters, and capital markets activities over time.
Carbon Streaming Corporation (OTCQB: OFSTF) reported that CEO Marin Katusa completed an acquisition of common shares and exercised warrants on Dec 18, 2025. The Acquiror purchased 1,184,000 common shares at $0.62 per share for an aggregate of $734,080 and exercised 390,000 warrants at $0.625 for $243,750.
Prior to the transactions the Acquiror held 4,178,500 shares (~8.6%) and 1,170,000 warrants; immediately after the transactions he held 5,752,500 shares (~11.8%) and 780,000 warrants. On a partially diluted basis post-transaction the stake could reach 13.2% if remaining warrants are exercised. The purchases were made for investment purposes and additional transactions may occur.
Carbon Streaming (OTCQB: OFSTF) amended the Azuero Reforestation carbon streaming agreement for the ARC Restauro Azura project in Panama.
Key changes: Carbon Streaming has paid an upfront deposit of US$1.2M, has no ongoing funding obligations, and holds an option to fund an additional US$4.6M if exercised by June 30, 2026 or US$3.8M if exercised by June 30, 2027. Initial credit issuance is expected in 2029 through 2052. If Carbon Streaming does not exercise the option, the Project will restore a minimum of 7,500 ha and remove 2.32M tCO2e, with the company receiving ~54,000 credits (~2.3%). Exercising the 2026 option raises the company allocation to ~357,000 credits (12.1%). The offtake with Microsoft for 100% of credits received by Carbon Streaming through 2040 remains in place. The company reported C$53.7M cash, no debt, and 48.5M shares outstanding.
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Carbon Streaming (OTCQB: OFSTF) announced on October 27, 2025 the appointment of Jonathan Rubenstein, LLB as an expert consultant to provide oversight, guidance and strategic direction for significant litigation. Rubenstein brings decades of mining-sector experience, prior legal practice and board roles, and has been involved in multiple contested transactions and litigation wins with MAG Silver.
The company also engaged Hein Poulus, KC as an expert consultant and appointed Baker McKenzie as litigation counsel. Management said the hires strengthen the company’s litigation advisory team.
Carbon Streaming Corporation (OTCQB: OFSTF) disclosed that Chief Executive Officer Marin Katusa purchased 74,500 common shares on the Cboe Canada Exchange at $0.67 per share for an aggregate of $49,915 on or about Oct 20–21, 2025.
Before the acquisition Mr. Katusa held 4,101,000 common shares (≈8.5%) and 1,170,000 warrants; after the purchase he holds 4,175,500 common shares (≈8.6%) and the same number of warrants. On a partially diluted basis, ownership would be ≈10.8% if warrants are exercised. The shares were acquired for investment purposes and additional transactions are possible.
Carbon Streaming (OTCQB: OFSTF) has successfully implemented its settlement agreement with Infinite-Earth Limited and related parties regarding the Rimba Raya Biodiversity Reserve Project. The company has received US$650,000 in settlement funds and cancelled 4,539,180 common shares surrendered by the IE Parties.
Following the share cancellation, Carbon Streaming now has 48,332,053 common shares outstanding. The company maintains a strong financial position with total cash of C$52.4 million (US$37.6 million), split between C$37.8 million and US$10.5 million, and carries no debt.
Carbon Streaming (OTCQB: OFSTF) reported its Q2 2025 financial results, highlighting significant operational restructuring and portfolio settlements. The company ended Q2 with $37.1 million in cash and no corporate debt, while achieving its best quarterly operating cash flow since inception.
Key financial metrics include a net loss of $1.3 million (improved from $2.8 million in Q2 2024) and adjusted net income of $0.6 million (versus -$1.7 million in Q2 2024). The company drastically reduced its workforce from 24 to just three full-time employees and reached settlements for the Rimba Raya Stream and Magdalena Bay Blue Carbon Stream projects.
The company is actively pursuing legal actions to protect investments, including arbitration proceedings against Will Solutions and addressing payment arrears in the Amazon Portfolio Royalty. Management is exploring strategic alternatives while focusing on maximizing value from existing assets amid challenging voluntary carbon market conditions.
Carbon Streaming (OTCQB: OFSTF) has announced settlement agreements for disputes related to two major projects. The company reached a settlement with Infinite-Earth Limited (IE) and related parties regarding the Rimba Raya Project, which includes a US$650,000 payment to Carbon Streaming and the return of 4,539,180 common shares for cancellation.
The settlement terminates all existing contracts between Carbon Streaming and IE Parties, including arbitration proceedings and court claims. Separately, the company settled with MarVivo Parties, accepting the abandonment of the MarVivo Project while maintaining seven-year rights if a MarVivo-affiliated party re-acquires project rights.
Following the share cancellation, Carbon Streaming will have 48,332,053 common shares outstanding. The company continues to pursue damages against Justin Cochrane in a separate court proceeding filed April 14, 2025.
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