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Bioleum has now incorporated: $LODE RenFuel → December 3, 2025: Acquired 100% of the patents + key employees of the Uppsala lab. 15+ years and over $28 million of R&D on catalytic lignin esterification → Now owned by Bioleum (no more royalties). Hexas Biomass → December 8, 2025: Acquired the entire company (IP, giant crops + team). Wendy Owens and her team join Bioleum. Includes all work done with Shell GameChanger on energy crops (25-30 t/acre → >100 barrels of biofuel/acre). Virent / Marathon → Exclusive license + $14 million investment (February 2025). Bioleum uses the former Virent facility in Madison, Wisconsin, for the pilot and integrates Virent's BioForming® technology (decades of development on drop-in hydrocarbons from plant sugars). Marathon sits at the table with board observers. 20 million raised in May, with another 30 million or more in the closing of the Series A investment round. Result: a single vertical system (crops → pre-treatment → refining → SAF/diesel/renewable gasoline) with the best parts of RenFuel, Hexas, and Virent/Marathon, all under one roof and without external dependencies.

Hmm this is an interesting one for $LODE...anyone following here should know the deal with Marathon brought over Marathon's Virent JV assets. We noticed that Virent's website is no longer working (not really a surprise). Good thing we grabbed these screen shots while it was still up though...Notice that Virent supplied Ferrari $RACE with 100% sustainable fuel for 10 races as a demonstration, through a blending agreement with Shell. Shell is Ferrari's fuel supplier. In 2026, F1 Racing will go 100% renewable fuels - meaning each team will have to source a renewable fuel, such as those derived from woody biomass (LODE technology) or algae. Given the historic relationship, limited other better options, we think it is likely that Ferrari will be using Bioleum fuel in 2026...if it is good enough for Ferrari...🤔 Given this - odds that Shell Ventures (Shell's VC arm) enters the Series A for Bioleum seems pretty high.

Comstock Inc. (NYSE: $LODE) announces that Bioleum Corporation (“Bioleum”), a leader in converting lignocellulosic biomass into low-carbon biofuels and refinery intermediates, including ethanol, SAF, renewable diesel, and gasoline, has acquired Hexas Biomass Inc. (“Hexas”), a global leader in the development and deployment of purpose grown energy crops and biomaterials, including all of its intellectual properties, in exchange for a purchase price of approximately $6.5 million comprised primarily of Bioleum common stock at $24 per share. Comstock's ownership includes over 32.5 million common shares. This integration positions a globally leading "Farm-to-Fuel" system that combines Bioleum’s high yield refining platform and Hexas’ high yield purpose grown crops enables the production of over 100 barrels of biofuel per acre of biomass production per year. For comparison, producers of soy and corn only net about 2 and 10 barrels of biofuel per acre per year, respectively. The production of Hexas’ purpose grown crops transforms marginal agricultural lands into perpetual “drop-in sedimentary oilfields” with the potential to dramatically boost domestic energy independence and expand rural economies using regenerative agricultural practices. ⚡️💡$LODE