Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

$0.08 +0.00 (3.13%)
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Volume 2,053,000
Avg Vol 826,668
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Stochastic %K 66%
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Analysts Strong Buy
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Company Profile

Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc. develops protein-based fibers using recombinant DNA technology for commercial applications in the textile and specialty fiber industries in the United States. The company's primary proprietary fiber technology includes natural and engineered variants of spider silk produced in domesticated mulberry silkworms, as well as uses genetically engineered silkworms that produce spider silk proteins to create its recombinant spider silk. Its products are used in performa...

Industry: Specialty Chemicals
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 734 619 8066
Address:
2723 South State Street, Suite 150, Ann Arbor, United States
RoadWarrior66
RoadWarrior66 Sep. 10 at 9:37 PM
$KBLB getting excited people!! lol
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Hilek
Hilek Sep. 5 at 12:18 AM
$KBLB if price of shares are dropping that indicates no interest whatsoever, according to Kim this should be the best year, we still have few months to go but for now we should consider to buy Vaseline
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RobertSacamano
RobertSacamano Sep. 4 at 5:08 PM
$KBLB one of these days ill actually follow my own advice
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Armen1972
Armen1972 Sep. 3 at 3:25 PM
$KBLB
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JP66
JP66 Sep. 3 at 2:28 PM
$KBLB Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Highlighted by Tech Times for Advancing Spider Silk from Science Fiction Toward Commercial Reality ANN ARBOR, Mich., September 3, 2026 – Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc. (OTCQB: KBLB) ("the Company", "Kraig Labs", or "Kraig's"), a world leader in spider silk technology*, today highlighted recent coverage by Tech Times examining the scientific gap between fictional biology and real-world advances in recombinant spider silk production.
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JP66
JP66 Sep. 3 at 2:26 PM
$KBLB That distinct strategy sits at the core of Kraig Labs' technology. The challenge was never proving that spider silk proteins can be produced. It was building a production platform that delivers recombinant spider silk at meaningful scale, with commercially relevant properties. Kraig Labs recently reported strong progress on that front. On August 24, 2026, the Company announced a new production record, increasing output more than 30% above its previous milestone. The achievement stood out for another reason. It came during the rainy season, one of the most technically demanding stretches of the Company's production calendar.
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JP66
JP66 Sep. 3 at 2:24 PM
$KBLB https://www.techtimes.com/articles/326043/20260831/spider-man-brand-new-days-silk-commercially-real-wrist-location-breaks-biology.htm?utm_source=aweber&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=kraig-labs-highlighted-by-tech-times-for-advancing-spider-silk-from-science-fiction-toward-commercial-reality
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dddtja
dddtja Sep. 1 at 11:29 PM
$KBLB I have been invested in KBLB for 15 years. I am still very positive on the science, just not sure Kim is the person to be leading us into the commercialization stage. I do think 15 years is a bit of a long lag time for having no sales.
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RoadWarrior66
RoadWarrior66 Sep. 1 at 11:07 PM
$KBLB cont’d In short, production momentum is the main public narrative in 2026, while specific pilot customer testing outcomes, order fulfillments beyond the initial announcements, or commercial “revelations” have not been detailed in recent releases.
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RoadWarrior66
RoadWarrior66 Sep. 1 at 11:07 PM
$KBLB Updates have centered on scaling recombinant spider silk • Multiple record production cycles, including nearly 2.5 MT of cocoons in a May–June 2026 cycle and a further 30% increase over prior records during the rainy season (announced Aug 24, 2026). Operations shifted toward continuous/rolling multi-facility production. • 2026 plan targeted multi-ton monthly output (with earlier references to aiming toward 10MT of cocoons/month) mulberry feedstock expansion (in-house fields/gardens, additional capacity expected in the coming months), and processing into reeled silk/yarns. • Other developments include a premium composite yarn (Pima cotton + recombinant SS) aimed at luxury apparel, media features (e.g., Veritasium), and capacity/hiring expansion. The company continues to describe interest across performance textiles, luxury fashion, defense, medical, and industrial uses, with pilots/samples as platforms to demonstrate capabilities
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RoadWarrior66
RoadWarrior66 Sep. 10 at 9:37 PM
$KBLB getting excited people!! lol
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Hilek
Hilek Sep. 5 at 12:18 AM
$KBLB if price of shares are dropping that indicates no interest whatsoever, according to Kim this should be the best year, we still have few months to go but for now we should consider to buy Vaseline
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RobertSacamano
RobertSacamano Sep. 4 at 5:08 PM
$KBLB one of these days ill actually follow my own advice
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Armen1972
Armen1972 Sep. 3 at 3:25 PM
$KBLB
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JP66
JP66 Sep. 3 at 2:28 PM
$KBLB Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Highlighted by Tech Times for Advancing Spider Silk from Science Fiction Toward Commercial Reality ANN ARBOR, Mich., September 3, 2026 – Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc. (OTCQB: KBLB) ("the Company", "Kraig Labs", or "Kraig's"), a world leader in spider silk technology*, today highlighted recent coverage by Tech Times examining the scientific gap between fictional biology and real-world advances in recombinant spider silk production.
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JP66
JP66 Sep. 3 at 2:26 PM
$KBLB That distinct strategy sits at the core of Kraig Labs' technology. The challenge was never proving that spider silk proteins can be produced. It was building a production platform that delivers recombinant spider silk at meaningful scale, with commercially relevant properties. Kraig Labs recently reported strong progress on that front. On August 24, 2026, the Company announced a new production record, increasing output more than 30% above its previous milestone. The achievement stood out for another reason. It came during the rainy season, one of the most technically demanding stretches of the Company's production calendar.
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JP66
JP66 Sep. 3 at 2:24 PM
$KBLB https://www.techtimes.com/articles/326043/20260831/spider-man-brand-new-days-silk-commercially-real-wrist-location-breaks-biology.htm?utm_source=aweber&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=kraig-labs-highlighted-by-tech-times-for-advancing-spider-silk-from-science-fiction-toward-commercial-reality
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dddtja
dddtja Sep. 1 at 11:29 PM
$KBLB I have been invested in KBLB for 15 years. I am still very positive on the science, just not sure Kim is the person to be leading us into the commercialization stage. I do think 15 years is a bit of a long lag time for having no sales.
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RoadWarrior66
RoadWarrior66 Sep. 1 at 11:07 PM
$KBLB cont’d In short, production momentum is the main public narrative in 2026, while specific pilot customer testing outcomes, order fulfillments beyond the initial announcements, or commercial “revelations” have not been detailed in recent releases.
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RoadWarrior66
RoadWarrior66 Sep. 1 at 11:07 PM
$KBLB Updates have centered on scaling recombinant spider silk • Multiple record production cycles, including nearly 2.5 MT of cocoons in a May–June 2026 cycle and a further 30% increase over prior records during the rainy season (announced Aug 24, 2026). Operations shifted toward continuous/rolling multi-facility production. • 2026 plan targeted multi-ton monthly output (with earlier references to aiming toward 10MT of cocoons/month) mulberry feedstock expansion (in-house fields/gardens, additional capacity expected in the coming months), and processing into reeled silk/yarns. • Other developments include a premium composite yarn (Pima cotton + recombinant SS) aimed at luxury apparel, media features (e.g., Veritasium), and capacity/hiring expansion. The company continues to describe interest across performance textiles, luxury fashion, defense, medical, and industrial uses, with pilots/samples as platforms to demonstrate capabilities
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RoadWarrior66
RoadWarrior66 Aug. 31 at 9:21 PM
$KBLB Skeptics questioning the pace are usually reacting out of impatience and frustration rather than a full grasp of the realities involved.. Commercializing recombinant spider silk is not an “I Dream of Jeannie” situation where results appear in the blink of an eye…It requires sequential..time consuming steps..genetic refinement..facility expansion..quality control..rearing cycles..and process optimization..that quite simply cannot be rushed..These screenshot photos from the video show just how intensive the real production taking place on the ground is..A little practical reasoning and connecting of the dots makes the progress evident..My earlier enthusiasm wasn’t intended to generate hype..it was simply pointing to the tangible work already underway.
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RoadWarrior66
RoadWarrior66 Aug. 31 at 9:14 PM
$KBLB ….Reposting this short clip from the ongoing production work at Kraig Labs’ Vietnam facilities…As the video makes clear..this is an intensive…hands on process…What often gets overlooked is the fundamental nature of the material…each cocoon produces a single continuous filament of silk..typically several hundred to over a thousand miles/meters long…Scaling that into commercial volumes means carefully managing..reeling..and processing enormous numbers of these continuous strands…It is meticulous..labor and biology intensive work.. https://youtube.com/shorts/dHHczOy4zMQ?is=DXjmkcvlPsvmfOtC
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RoadWarrior66
RoadWarrior66 Aug. 31 at 7:32 PM
$KBLB ..NO “cheerleading” allowed…carnut says so!! 🤪🤣😭
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PierogiPeddler
PierogiPeddler Aug. 31 at 4:49 PM
$KBLB Word is getting out. KBLB is being mentioned in all of these recent articles in a positive way. https://www.techtimes.com/articles/326043/20260831/spider-man-brand-new-days-silk-commercially-real-wrist-location-breaks-biology.htm
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RoadWarrior66
RoadWarrior66 Aug. 30 at 7:45 PM
$KBLB …Just a friendly reminder to everyone on the board…if you don’t like posts from anyone..including me..there’s a block button…You don’t have to read insults..memes..GIFs..or even my “cheerleading.”..Apparently someone on here thinks that posts on KBLB can actually send “everyone whipped into a frenzy”…didn’t realize I had that kind of power. Guess I should start patting myself on the back more often…But hey… if someone out there is actually buying shares just because they read a post…more power to them.
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RoadWarrior66
RoadWarrior66 Aug. 30 at 7:26 PM
$KBLB for anyone that likes to read about spider silk tech here’s a good read below Scientists are learning how to make artificial spider silk..the super strong..stretchy stuff spiders use for their webs..without needing actual spiders…They put the spider’s silk making instructions into bacteria..yeast..or even regular silkworms..so those creatures produce the special silk protein instead…Then they spin that protein into threads..a bit like how factories make regular fabric fibers…The result is a material that’s both tough and flexible..doesn’t bother the body much..and can even shrink when it gets wet..People are using it for things like medical stitches..wound coverings..and lightweight..eco friendly fabrics that could one day replace plastics like nylon…It’s still pricey and not quite as perfect as real spider silk yet..but production is growing fast and the technology keeps improving… https://indiantextilejournal.com/recombinant-spider-silk-production-properties-and-applications/
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PierogiPeddler
PierogiPeddler Aug. 30 at 6:38 PM
$KBLB And another article mentioning the Veritasium video. The more articles the farther and deeper the reach. Keeps getting better. https://freeyork.org/technology/exploring-spider-silk-s-exploring-spider-silks-sup/
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Hilek
Hilek Aug. 29 at 3:12 PM
$KBLB very interesting educational article, I see interest involved in super silk and China is doing everything to copy KBLB success and in my opinion the longer it takes for KBLB to fully complete their success and financially secure future the more risk is coming their way, Vietnam is in China circles and for centuries China control silk trade, yes we live in different times but you can't trust communist
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PierogiPeddler
PierogiPeddler Aug. 29 at 12:13 AM
$KBLB More and more exposure. Looking better everyday. https://www.techeblog.com/veritasium-spider-web-silk-strength-test-steel/
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Rev3and20
Rev3and20 Aug. 28 at 3:15 PM
$KBLB I've been investing for over 13 years after reading an article in a magazine lying around in a veterinarian's waiting room. I've watched a lot of innovation happen and interest from Army, Air Force, and multiple health and industry players take this company seriously. It will be disruptive from the first product launch.
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RoadWarrior66
RoadWarrior66 Aug. 27 at 8:31 PM
$KBLB ..I highly recommend that all shareholders take the time to review this information….carnut I don’t expect you to read it..since you’re mainly focused only on the end results…not even sure why you are on the board since they haven’t made a deal or sale yet... For everyone else..the details below illustrate the intense..step-by-step process required on this long road to commercialization…The key word here is process…We are still IN THE MIDST of the commercialization phase…a successful R&D stage does not mean the finished product appears overnight and deals are made…As most of us understand…the testing phase alone typically takes 6 months to a year…and sometimes longer…So carnut you keep those blinders on and remain frustrated…I’ll continue keeping my focus on the prize..I’ll let you know when they make their first deal…this way you can post some positivity here for us optimists..
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RoadWarrior66
RoadWarrior66 Aug. 27 at 6:14 PM
$KBLB ..👇👇showing photos of what is happening right NOW!!..believe it or not..production ramping is actually going on even during this silent period.. the negative skeptics look at these photos as if it is fairytale..u fortunately for them they are just built that way 🤷‍♂️
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