M2I Global Inc (MTWO)

$0.03 +0.00 (9.35%)
Market Cap 14.02M
Revenue (ttm) 10.61M
Net Income (ttm) -81.47M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -767.86%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 114,400
Avg Vol 381,024
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 136.02M
Stochastic %K 39%
Beta 2.68
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

M2i Global, Inc. focuses on development and execution of a value supply chain for critical minerals for the government and free trade partners in the United States. The company operates through three segments: Scrap & Recycling; Mining, Processing, and Refining; and Government and Defense Industrial Base. It intends to develop and supply the U.S sanctioned value chain of critical metals; establish a source of critical metals from scrap and recycling of metals; and create and manage a strategic m...

Industry: Other Industrial Metals & Mining
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 775 241 3116
Address:
885 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village, United States
Joicewilly
Joicewilly Mar. 17 at 11:27 AM
Some estimates say the world will need a 500% increase in supply by 2050 to hit global climate goals. But producing the raw metals is only part of the story. The real value, and the real vulnerability, lies in the processing and supply chain that follows. https://drive.google.com/file/d/14Gp81FUmQO8c--1lPHsm96NIO1aiTHbz/view?usp=sharing $MTWO $SOAR $LIT $REMX
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Mar. 15 at 10:39 AM
Season One of the Minerals and Metals Initiative podcast has just come to an end. Over the season, conversations with industry leaders and policymakers explored how secure critical mineral supply chains are built, why traceability matters, and what it takes to responsibly develop the resources needed for the future. Season Two will focus on execution and what it will take to turn awareness into real action on critical minerals and supply chain security. Source: https://youtu.be/4MtDTS5vKvI?si=oJfOW3_XU1jVk9og $MTWO $SOAR $MP $REMX
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Mar. 13 at 4:48 PM
The U.S. and Chile are starting talks on rare earths and other critical minerals, according to Reuters. Both countries just signed a joint statement to begin discussions, with the first meeting expected within the next couple of weeks. The focus will be on things like financing new mining projects, exploring new mineral deposits, and even improving how scrap materials are recycled to recover valuable minerals. The idea is to strengthen supply chains and make sure both countries have better access to the materials that power modern technology. Source: https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/chile-us-eye-collaboration-critical-minerals-rare-earths-2026-03-12/ $MP $REMX $MTWO
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Mar. 12 at 4:20 PM
Gallium and titanium aren't just industrial commodities, they are the "behind-the-scenes" heroes of everything from the semiconductors in our pockets to the life-saving medical devices and aerospace tech we rely on. The real "human" challenge discussed is trust. Because these essential minerals are currently controlled by adversarial interests, there is a push to move supply chains toward more transparent, reliable, and allied partners. It’s a shift from just finding the cheapest source to finding the most resilient and trustworthy one. https://youtube.com/shorts/F1aTz_3n4qw?si=QJeHuGFcl4ueBPKq $MTWO $MP $REMX $SETM
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Mar. 11 at 12:52 PM
A new push in Washington to strengthen the U.S. critical minerals supply chain. Jon Husted has introduced the Critical Minerals Investment Tax Modernization Act, which would increase the tax deduction for rare earth and scandium mining from 14% to 22%. The soul aim is to encourage more domestic production and reduce U.S. dependence on foreign mineral supply especially as global competition for critical minerals continues to grow. A companion bill was also introduced in the House by Adrian Smith. https://www.husted.senate.gov/media/press-releases/husted-leads-bill-to-strengthen-american-critical-mineral-production/ $MP $MTWO $REMX $LIT
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Matso92
Matso92 Mar. 11 at 10:17 AM
$SOAR 14 business days until the merger $SOAR $MTWO is theoretically supposed to happen. It will be interesting to see if there is an EFFECT announcement from the SEC, which should happen soon! $USAR $UAMY
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Mar. 10 at 11:07 AM
Responsible extraction may cost more at the start, but unstable supply chains often end up costing far more in the long run. At M2i Global, transparency is a strategic asset. https://youtube.com/shorts/dK3x4RmyA9I?si=d2m9XPFP2E9hdG9O $MTWO $MP $REMX $LIT.X
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buyabdhodler
buyabdhodler Mar. 9 at 4:27 PM
$LRHC this is the same thing that $SOAR is doing with $MTWO it is a way for core technologies to go public they are essentially buying the ticker
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BudBanditBen
BudBanditBen Mar. 9 at 8:53 AM
$SOAR what about $MTWO?
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BudBanditBen
BudBanditBen Mar. 9 at 6:41 AM
$MTWO as you get older it’s harder to get up in the morning, I get it.
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Mar. 17 at 11:27 AM
Some estimates say the world will need a 500% increase in supply by 2050 to hit global climate goals. But producing the raw metals is only part of the story. The real value, and the real vulnerability, lies in the processing and supply chain that follows. https://drive.google.com/file/d/14Gp81FUmQO8c--1lPHsm96NIO1aiTHbz/view?usp=sharing $MTWO $SOAR $LIT $REMX
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Mar. 15 at 10:39 AM
Season One of the Minerals and Metals Initiative podcast has just come to an end. Over the season, conversations with industry leaders and policymakers explored how secure critical mineral supply chains are built, why traceability matters, and what it takes to responsibly develop the resources needed for the future. Season Two will focus on execution and what it will take to turn awareness into real action on critical minerals and supply chain security. Source: https://youtu.be/4MtDTS5vKvI?si=oJfOW3_XU1jVk9og $MTWO $SOAR $MP $REMX
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Mar. 13 at 4:48 PM
The U.S. and Chile are starting talks on rare earths and other critical minerals, according to Reuters. Both countries just signed a joint statement to begin discussions, with the first meeting expected within the next couple of weeks. The focus will be on things like financing new mining projects, exploring new mineral deposits, and even improving how scrap materials are recycled to recover valuable minerals. The idea is to strengthen supply chains and make sure both countries have better access to the materials that power modern technology. Source: https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/chile-us-eye-collaboration-critical-minerals-rare-earths-2026-03-12/ $MP $REMX $MTWO
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Mar. 12 at 4:20 PM
Gallium and titanium aren't just industrial commodities, they are the "behind-the-scenes" heroes of everything from the semiconductors in our pockets to the life-saving medical devices and aerospace tech we rely on. The real "human" challenge discussed is trust. Because these essential minerals are currently controlled by adversarial interests, there is a push to move supply chains toward more transparent, reliable, and allied partners. It’s a shift from just finding the cheapest source to finding the most resilient and trustworthy one. https://youtube.com/shorts/F1aTz_3n4qw?si=QJeHuGFcl4ueBPKq $MTWO $MP $REMX $SETM
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Mar. 11 at 12:52 PM
A new push in Washington to strengthen the U.S. critical minerals supply chain. Jon Husted has introduced the Critical Minerals Investment Tax Modernization Act, which would increase the tax deduction for rare earth and scandium mining from 14% to 22%. The soul aim is to encourage more domestic production and reduce U.S. dependence on foreign mineral supply especially as global competition for critical minerals continues to grow. A companion bill was also introduced in the House by Adrian Smith. https://www.husted.senate.gov/media/press-releases/husted-leads-bill-to-strengthen-american-critical-mineral-production/ $MP $MTWO $REMX $LIT
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Matso92
Matso92 Mar. 11 at 10:17 AM
$SOAR 14 business days until the merger $SOAR $MTWO is theoretically supposed to happen. It will be interesting to see if there is an EFFECT announcement from the SEC, which should happen soon! $USAR $UAMY
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Mar. 10 at 11:07 AM
Responsible extraction may cost more at the start, but unstable supply chains often end up costing far more in the long run. At M2i Global, transparency is a strategic asset. https://youtube.com/shorts/dK3x4RmyA9I?si=d2m9XPFP2E9hdG9O $MTWO $MP $REMX $LIT.X
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buyabdhodler
buyabdhodler Mar. 9 at 4:27 PM
$LRHC this is the same thing that $SOAR is doing with $MTWO it is a way for core technologies to go public they are essentially buying the ticker
0 · Reply
BudBanditBen
BudBanditBen Mar. 9 at 8:53 AM
$SOAR what about $MTWO?
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BudBanditBen
BudBanditBen Mar. 9 at 6:41 AM
$MTWO as you get older it’s harder to get up in the morning, I get it.
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Mar. 3 at 7:43 PM
version: The math is simple the world needs more copper, and waiting 20 years for new mines isn’t realistic. The real opportunity is innovation and efficiency getting more out of the resources we already have. That’s exactly where M2i Global is focused today. For more insights and updates, the link below takes you straight to their YouTube page. https://youtube.com/shorts/vaiVy6yu7CY?si=M6IVxb9Uk4z4PKyl $MTWO $LIT $COPX $REMX
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BudBanditBen
BudBanditBen Mar. 2 at 7:34 PM
$MTWO
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Mar. 1 at 8:31 AM
We keep talking about demand, but the real issue behind the coming copper crunch might be geology. For decades the world leaned on big, high-grade deposits in Chile and Peru now those mines are aging and ore grades are quietly declining. https://youtube.com/shorts/NsXrSwDeq2A?si=tRfDuEnYctKsyhAI $MTWO $COPX $REMX
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Feb. 28 at 3:50 PM
Amanda Hilton, President of the Nevada Mining Association, lays it out clearly the U.S. relies heavily on foreign critical minerals at a time when demand from energy, tech, and defense is booming. That’s a vulnerability we can’t ignore. Nevada shows what’s possible deep mineral resources, an experienced workforce, and an established mining ecosystem mean the U.S. has the capacity to produce at scale. The catch? Permitting timelines. Slow approvals can drag projects out for years, making the country less competitive just when speed matters most. Having resources isn’t enough. Execution, policy alignment, and faster project delivery will decide who actually benefits from this shift. https://youtu.be/oQ0FPg_t6iQ?si=xYvGaDCaw_gAAqoA $MTWO $NEM $MP
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Feb. 24 at 6:05 PM
Washington State University Tri-Cities is hosting a panel on the future of critical minerals, and it’s a good sign of how this topic is moving into the mainstream. What used to be a niche mining conversation is now being discussed in universities, communities, and policy circles. Governments are focused on securing supply, industries need these minerals for the energy transition, and public awareness is growing. https://news.wsu.edu/news/2026/02/24/wsu-tri-cities-hosts-community-panel-on-the-future-of-critical-minerals/ $REMX $MTWO $MP $LIT
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Feb. 24 at 9:24 AM
This highlights a real blind spot in many supply chains. Without traceability, risks sit quietly in the background. With solutions like what M2i is working toward, companies can act early instead of reacting late. https://youtube.com/shorts/wNmQTBehO6I?si=57eloNn51AeMXViZ $MTWO $SMX $MP $REMX
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Feb. 20 at 6:34 PM
M2i Global, alongside $SOAR‑linked Volato and $SMX, just announced a collab to pilot a real traceable critical minerals supply chain , tracking shipments from Western Australia into the U.S. and logging custody info with digital evidence so buyers know exactly what they’re getting. That’s a big deal because one of the biggest problems in this space isn’t just getting minerals, it’s proving where they came from and that they’re legit. They’re using M2i’s CAINO digital system to tie physical shipment assurance to digital chain‑of‑custody records and marketplace listings, basically blending logistics + proof + commerce all in one. It’s a pilot, sure, but if this works, it could move how critical minerals are sold and bought.Watching how this traceability angle plays out. https://feeds.issuerdirect.com/news-release.html?newsid=6257943896577806&symbol=MTWO $MTWO $SOAR $SMX $REMX
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Mattherhorn
Mattherhorn Feb. 20 at 4:32 PM
$SOAR/$MTWO obviously, things are bad lmao. I will say the one optimistic thing about the future on this company is that they are trying a lot of avenues to get some sort of revenue stream going. I know its not really worth anything immediately for them to announce MOUs and other similar handshake deals, but each of these good lead to something. That being said its still a gamble that so far has been disatrous for the shareholders. They will continue to dilute and finance through shares until they get some sort of revenue stream, if they get one at all...
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LeviticusBlade
LeviticusBlade Feb. 19 at 4:06 PM
$MTWO https://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/1087633/m2i-global-volato-group-and-smx-launch-pilot-collaboration-for-critical-minerals-traceability-1087633.html
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Mattherhorn
Mattherhorn Feb. 13 at 6:56 PM
$SOAR NGL its not looking good for ole Volato. The new S4 showing a balooning OS, 1:15 RS, and now a lawsuit with $MTWO... took a bet on this as a crit minerals play but it goes to show the execution can always go south fast
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LeviticusBlade
LeviticusBlade Feb. 11 at 4:40 PM
$MTWO
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pennyholder101
pennyholder101 Feb. 7 at 11:34 PM
$MTWO I just read the new Prospectus of M2I and Soar, I am liking it even more as Douglas Cole is the CEO after the Merger. Great things will happen!!
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