M2I Global Inc (MTWO)

$0.06 0.00 (-1.26%)
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 149,000
Avg Vol 278,836
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 136.02M
Stochastic %K 17%
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. 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 minerals reserve. The company was formerly known as Inky Inc. and changed its name to M2i Global, Inc. in June 2023. M2i Global, Inc. was incor...

Industry: Other Industrial Metals & Mining
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 775 909 6000
Address:
885 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village, United States
Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 15 at 11:30 AM
Came across this and thought it was worth sharing. It’s about Critical Metals and their Tanbreez rare earths project in Greenland. Recent updates show some interesting developments they’re planning a mobile assay lab to speed up on-site sample testing and a cold-climate pilot facility to help with further technical evaluation. These moves seem aimed at improving data quality and getting the site ready for the next steps. There’s also growing attention on Greenland’s rare earth resources, with several companies in the area gearing up for more advanced stages of development. $CRML $MTWO $REMX Source:https://www.mining.com/critical-metals-soars-on-project-upgrades-us-greenland-talks/
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 14 at 10:33 AM
The Pentagon’s $150M investment in Atlantic Alumina highlights growing concern around gallium supply, especially given that China controls roughly 99% of refined gallium production. Gallium is essential for defence technologies such as radars and missile systems, yet the U.S. has very limited domestic production. This gap is pushing the government to take a more active role rather than rely purely on market forces. Alongside the Pentagon’s stake, Pinnacle is investing $300M, and Atlantic Alumina says it could eventually produce around 50 tonnes of gallium per year. For context, the U.S. imported about 11 tonnes in 2024, showing how small and exposed the current supply base is. $CRML $MTWO $MP Source: https://www.ft.com/content/00b2ba44-9f20-4d41-9b01-3df9dde5dae7
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 13 at 6:05 PM
Quick take: This week, the G7 plus Australia, Mexico, South Korea, and India met in Washington to talk about how to reduce reliance on China for rare earths and other critical minerals. The main focus was on building alternative supply chains and using tools like price floors, trade incentives, and financing to keep materials like lithium, cobalt, graphite, and rare earths flowing. Overall, it feels like policymakers are finally starting to treat critical minerals the same way they treat energy or defense as strategic assets, not just commodities. $CRML $MTWO $REEMF Source:https://www.reuters.com/world/china/us-urges-partners-allies-increase-critical-minerals-supply-chain-resiliency-2026-01-12/
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Matso92
Matso92 Jan. 13 at 2:45 PM
$SOAR According to the S-4 filing from yesterday, shareholders of Volato Group as of January 17 are entitled to vote at the general meeting on whether to approve or reject the proposed merger. $MTWO
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Mattherhorn
Mattherhorn Jan. 12 at 8:08 PM
$MTWO Dumping hard. Crazy to see RSI at 22!
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 12 at 4:31 PM
Lithium is increasingly seen in the U.S. as a strategic resource, not just an EV material. The government is stepping in with tariffs and direct involvement to boost domestic production and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers, especially China. Although lithium supply has been relatively strong, long-term demand from EVs and energy storage continues to grow. With the U.S. producing only a small share of global supply, policymakers are pushing to fast-track new projects, including emerging brine-based extraction methods that could reshape the country’s role in the lithium market. $MTWO $CRML $LIT Source: https://oilprice.com/Metals/Commodities/Lithium-Has-Become-a-National-Security-Priority-for-the-United-States.html
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Matso92
Matso92 Jan. 12 at 3:52 PM
$SOAR If management truly believes in this deal, CEOs @MG_Al_Rosende (M2i Global) & Matt Liotta (Volato Group) should BUY shares. Show retail there’s real value here – and give us a reason to vote YES at the GM. Let’s see conviction from the top! $SOAR $MTWO
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 9 at 11:39 AM
Seems copper is under pressure from both sides. Demand keeps growing, especially from EVs and AI data centers, which can use up to 4x more copper than older data centers. Even though China’s property market has slowed, it seems like this only delayed the problem rather than solved it. While on the supply aspect , copper production looks fragile. Big mines like Grasberg, Kamoa-Kakula, and El Teniente have had major disruptions, showing how easily supply can be knocked offline. At the same time, fears of possible 2026/2027 US tariffs are pushing companies to stockpile copper in the US, which is tightening supply in other regions Source:https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-07/copper-price-record-how-supply-crunch-is-looming-just-as-ai-boom-hits $CPER $FCX $MTWO
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 8 at 3:24 PM
Seeing M2i, Volato, and Titanium X team up is pretty interesting. From this announcement, it looks like their collaboration could help make the U.S. titanium supply chain more reliable, which matters a lot for both industry and national security. They’re combining extraction technology in Australia with refining capabilities in the U.S., which could mean more finished products are made domestically instead of just importing raw materials. It’s also good to see a focus on sustainability and transparency, this isn’t just about short-term profits, it seems aimed at building a supply chain that lasts. If they pull this off, it could be an encouraging example of how U.S. companies can develop critical minerals responsibly while reducing reliance on foreign sources. Source: https://feeds.issuerdirect.com/news-release.html?newsid=8228790809885037&symbol=MTWO $SOAR $ATI $MTWO
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pennyholder101
pennyholder101 Jan. 8 at 5:03 AM
$MTWO I saw when the merger goes through it's a RS Triangle so 1 new share for every 6 held in MTWO. I wonder why no one is being it up here when Soar is still over .50 cents. That's like a .13 discount per new share at the moment.
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 15 at 11:30 AM
Came across this and thought it was worth sharing. It’s about Critical Metals and their Tanbreez rare earths project in Greenland. Recent updates show some interesting developments they’re planning a mobile assay lab to speed up on-site sample testing and a cold-climate pilot facility to help with further technical evaluation. These moves seem aimed at improving data quality and getting the site ready for the next steps. There’s also growing attention on Greenland’s rare earth resources, with several companies in the area gearing up for more advanced stages of development. $CRML $MTWO $REMX Source:https://www.mining.com/critical-metals-soars-on-project-upgrades-us-greenland-talks/
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 14 at 10:33 AM
The Pentagon’s $150M investment in Atlantic Alumina highlights growing concern around gallium supply, especially given that China controls roughly 99% of refined gallium production. Gallium is essential for defence technologies such as radars and missile systems, yet the U.S. has very limited domestic production. This gap is pushing the government to take a more active role rather than rely purely on market forces. Alongside the Pentagon’s stake, Pinnacle is investing $300M, and Atlantic Alumina says it could eventually produce around 50 tonnes of gallium per year. For context, the U.S. imported about 11 tonnes in 2024, showing how small and exposed the current supply base is. $CRML $MTWO $MP Source: https://www.ft.com/content/00b2ba44-9f20-4d41-9b01-3df9dde5dae7
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 13 at 6:05 PM
Quick take: This week, the G7 plus Australia, Mexico, South Korea, and India met in Washington to talk about how to reduce reliance on China for rare earths and other critical minerals. The main focus was on building alternative supply chains and using tools like price floors, trade incentives, and financing to keep materials like lithium, cobalt, graphite, and rare earths flowing. Overall, it feels like policymakers are finally starting to treat critical minerals the same way they treat energy or defense as strategic assets, not just commodities. $CRML $MTWO $REEMF Source:https://www.reuters.com/world/china/us-urges-partners-allies-increase-critical-minerals-supply-chain-resiliency-2026-01-12/
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Matso92
Matso92 Jan. 13 at 2:45 PM
$SOAR According to the S-4 filing from yesterday, shareholders of Volato Group as of January 17 are entitled to vote at the general meeting on whether to approve or reject the proposed merger. $MTWO
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Mattherhorn
Mattherhorn Jan. 12 at 8:08 PM
$MTWO Dumping hard. Crazy to see RSI at 22!
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 12 at 4:31 PM
Lithium is increasingly seen in the U.S. as a strategic resource, not just an EV material. The government is stepping in with tariffs and direct involvement to boost domestic production and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers, especially China. Although lithium supply has been relatively strong, long-term demand from EVs and energy storage continues to grow. With the U.S. producing only a small share of global supply, policymakers are pushing to fast-track new projects, including emerging brine-based extraction methods that could reshape the country’s role in the lithium market. $MTWO $CRML $LIT Source: https://oilprice.com/Metals/Commodities/Lithium-Has-Become-a-National-Security-Priority-for-the-United-States.html
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Matso92
Matso92 Jan. 12 at 3:52 PM
$SOAR If management truly believes in this deal, CEOs @MG_Al_Rosende (M2i Global) & Matt Liotta (Volato Group) should BUY shares. Show retail there’s real value here – and give us a reason to vote YES at the GM. Let’s see conviction from the top! $SOAR $MTWO
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 9 at 11:39 AM
Seems copper is under pressure from both sides. Demand keeps growing, especially from EVs and AI data centers, which can use up to 4x more copper than older data centers. Even though China’s property market has slowed, it seems like this only delayed the problem rather than solved it. While on the supply aspect , copper production looks fragile. Big mines like Grasberg, Kamoa-Kakula, and El Teniente have had major disruptions, showing how easily supply can be knocked offline. At the same time, fears of possible 2026/2027 US tariffs are pushing companies to stockpile copper in the US, which is tightening supply in other regions Source:https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-07/copper-price-record-how-supply-crunch-is-looming-just-as-ai-boom-hits $CPER $FCX $MTWO
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 8 at 3:24 PM
Seeing M2i, Volato, and Titanium X team up is pretty interesting. From this announcement, it looks like their collaboration could help make the U.S. titanium supply chain more reliable, which matters a lot for both industry and national security. They’re combining extraction technology in Australia with refining capabilities in the U.S., which could mean more finished products are made domestically instead of just importing raw materials. It’s also good to see a focus on sustainability and transparency, this isn’t just about short-term profits, it seems aimed at building a supply chain that lasts. If they pull this off, it could be an encouraging example of how U.S. companies can develop critical minerals responsibly while reducing reliance on foreign sources. Source: https://feeds.issuerdirect.com/news-release.html?newsid=8228790809885037&symbol=MTWO $SOAR $ATI $MTWO
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pennyholder101
pennyholder101 Jan. 8 at 5:03 AM
$MTWO I saw when the merger goes through it's a RS Triangle so 1 new share for every 6 held in MTWO. I wonder why no one is being it up here when Soar is still over .50 cents. That's like a .13 discount per new share at the moment.
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 7 at 3:06 PM
BLBX Just caught the update on the REalloys and MCM deal. Honestly, the tech here is one of the more interesting stories in the sector right now. Instead of traditional mining, they’re basically "recycling" hazardous wastewater (acid mine drainage) from old coal mines to get rare earth elements. It’s a massive pivot from environmental liability to a strategic asset for the U.S. Source: http://www.alcircle.com/news/realloys-mcm-pact-leads-to-unconventional-route-to-the-us-rare-earth-security-116836 $BLBX #Sustainabilty $MTWO
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 7 at 1:34 PM
Just learned about the titanium sponge market for aerospace & defense, the US is really working to produce more at home to avoid relying too much on China & Russia. Companies like Timet are building new plants, and countries like Saudi Arabia and India are stepping up as new suppliers. Titanium sponge might sound boring, but it’s actually the raw stuff that makes aircraft & military parts lightweight and super strong. With all the new jets and defense upgrades coming, making sure there’s enough supply is becoming a huge deal. What I find really cool is how geopolitics and tech innovation (like recycling scrap and 3D printing parts) are shaping the market. It’s not just about making a lot of titanium, but what really counts is purity and a reliable supply chain. Source:https://industrytoday.co.uk/chemicals/titanium-sponge-for-aerospace-and-defense-market-advances-with-strategic-us-production-push-and-global-supply-chain-innovations# $ATI $MTWO #criticalmineral
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 6 at 1:10 PM
🚨 Big news for $MTWO! M2i Global was featured on Advancements with Ted Danson for its work building a resilient, end-to-end supply chain for critical minerals. The segment highlights M2i’s mission to secure U.S. access to key minerals like graphite and rare earths essential for EVs, energy, and defense while promoting sustainable mining, recycling, and responsible sourcing. With the upcoming partnership with Volato ($SOAR), M2i is combining tech and operations to make supply chains more transparent, traceable, and reliable. This isn’t just about minerals it’s about national security, energy independence, and the future of advanced tech. Full press release: https://feeds.issuerdirect.com/news-release.html?newsid=7502557708132038&symbol=MTWO $SOAR $MTWO $MNGG $REEMF $GPHOF
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pennyholder101
pennyholder101 Jan. 6 at 12:57 AM
$MTWO I'm surprised this isn't going up higher since this is the company surviving the merger.
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Jan. 3 at 2:30 PM
As an intern at M2i Global, where I’ve learned that over 60 critical minerals keep our phones, EVs, and defense tech running and most come from overseas. $MTWO is focused on building a domestic, traceable supply of copper and other minerals to strengthen U.S. supply chains. $TSLA $FCX
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Dec. 30 at 1:29 PM
Major Milestone for $SOAR and $MTWO merger Veteran investment banker Alan D. Gains joins Volato’s Board as Audit Committee Chair. Why This matters: He is the founder, CEO and executive Chairman of several companies including ALG Corp, and Tidal NRG. He also served as a key advisor to Investor Cal Icohn. Capital: Gains brings 40+ years of experience investment banking, energy, and critical minerals, with $100B+ raised 200+ transactions. Role: As Audit Committee Chair, he oversees financial reporting, audits, and regulatory compliance, ensuring story governance and transparent controls especially critical as Volato prepares for its merger.
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IRKelsey
IRKelsey Dec. 29 at 7:21 PM
BIG win for the $SOAR and $MTWO merger. Veteran banker Alan Gaines joins as Audit Committee Chair. Why this matters: Strategically, he was the Chief Advisor to Carl Icahn. Capital: He was the key player in raising/leading over $100B in aggregate capital across 200+ deals. Role: As Chair of the Audit Committee, he will bring Tier-1 governance for the upcoming merger. This is unmistakably an enterprise signal that they're gearing up for the big leagues.
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IRKelsey
IRKelsey Dec. 27 at 1:46 AM
Hope everyone had an eventful Christmas! As we head into want looks to be a massive year for $MTWO, here are some of the 2025 milestones: ✅ $1B Copper offtake agreement (NT Minerals) ✅ Hawthorne Army Depot letter of support for US Critical Mineral Reserve ✅ S-4 Filed for $MTWO / $SOAR merger ✅ Partnered to build first NCA cathode plant outside China. The strategic roadmap for 2026 has been set and very much looking forward to what's coming!
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Matso92
Matso92 Dec. 26 at 7:17 PM
$SOAR Need some insider buying to show this isn't a bad deal! Not "free" shares, but actual purchases.. $MTWO
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pennyholder101
pennyholder101 Dec. 26 at 7:04 PM
$MTWO I just got in today, saw that merger news
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IRKelsey
IRKelsey Dec. 24 at 3:45 PM
Major update from our merger partner Volato $SOAR. 1.) Financials: For the full year of 2025, predicting revenue to be around $78M, $79M in 2025 with net income $6 million - 8 million 2.) Merger Milestone: The company has reduced its liabilities to $9.5M, thus meeting the condition of the debt reduction clause for the $MTWO merger. Planning is one thing, but performing is another. This removes the risk of the road to the Q1 2026 close and adds a profitable, tech, heavy business to the M2i platform. Really excited about this!
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