M2i Global highlights 2025 achievements in shareholder letter

M2i Global (MTWO), along with Volato Group (SOAR), provided a shareholder letter highlighting milestones achieved in 2025 and laying out its strategic roadmap for 2026, which read in part, “In 2025 we focused on advancing our efforts to grow our ecosystem of partners and critical mineral sourcing agreements, continuing the development of the Critical Mineral Reserve, expanding our processing and refining capabilities, identifying and executing a potential merger to uplist to a major exchange, solidifying our partnership with the Hawthorne Army Depot, and scaling our outreach efforts to increase our engagement with shareholders and media partners. This is a short summary of the progress we have made in 2025 on each of these efforts: Critical Minerals supply chain sourcing agreements. M2i Global has been focused on expanding the capabilities to source needed critical minerals. Our trusted partner, Reforme Group, is an Australian mining services, infrastructure, recycling, and renewables company, known for its specialized expertise in developing green and brownfield mining projects. Reforme Group has minority ownership and partnerships with 40+ critical mineral miners in Australia. In addition to offtake agreements and letters of intent already in place, we added gallium and titanium to the existing list of materials we are now able to source…The Critical Mineral Reserve. The CMR serves as the center pillar in M2i Global’s strategy to assure critical minerals access for the U.S. and its partners and allies. After significant coordination and planning, and multiple site visits, the Commanders Representative at Hawthorne Army Depot sent us a letter of support. The letter of support highlights HAWD’s capabilities – secure storage, logistics capability, and rapid deployment of materials – that will underscore the CMRs ability to inventory, assure custody, and move materials quickly where and when needed. HAWD will serve as the initial secure storage site for the CMR. The three technological components of the CMR are well underway via technology development: custody, storage, and inventory management, tracking and tracing from source location through delivery to industry, marketplace. The design of a proof of concept that will utilize all three components of the CMR by moving material from Australia to the U.S. is well into its planning and coordination phase and is expected to be implemented by the end of the first quarter of 2026. Processing and technology: M2i Global has secured agreements with several parties for processing and technology rights centered around key parts of the critical minerals supply chain…Business Combination and uplist to a major exchange: We moved to a definitive business combination agreement in July 2025 with Volato Group, filing the required Registration Statement on Form S-4 with the Securities and Exchange Commission on December 15, 2025, as a response to the SEC’s completion of its review of the initial confidential submission of the S-4 filed in September 2025. The government shutdown slowed the progress, but M2i postured to push forward once the government reopened and responded quickly to submit the Registration Statement.”