COMMERCE CITY, CO – December 23, 2025 – PRESSADVANTAGE –
DK/RK Services, a Denver-based financial services firm, has expanded its bookkeeping consultancy offerings to help local businesses navigate increasingly complex regulatory requirements and economic challenges facing the region’s business community.
The expansion comes as Denver businesses face mounting pressure from new Colorado tax regulations, including the Family and Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI) program requirements, updated sales tax compliance rules for online businesses, and evolving IRS record-keeping standards that took effect in 2025. These regulatory changes have created significant challenges for small and medium-sized businesses attempting to maintain accurate financial records while focusing on growth.
DK/RK Services Bookkeeping Consultancy provides comprehensive financial management solutions that go beyond traditional transaction recording. The firm offers specialized services including accounting system setup, outsourced CFO services, management accounting, and QuickBooks optimization. The consultancy also assists businesses with critical compliance tasks such as sales tax reporting, payroll processing, and preparation of tax documents including 1099s and W-2s.
“The regulatory landscape has become increasingly complex for Denver businesses, particularly with recent changes to Colorado tax law and new IRS requirements,” said Dottie Korbe, founder of DK/RK Services. “Many business owners are discovering that their existing bookkeeping practices are no longer sufficient to ensure compliance and avoid costly penalties. Our expanded consultancy services provide the expertise and systems businesses need to maintain accurate records while focusing on their core operations.”
The firm’s approach emphasizes creating structured financial systems that support long-term business success. By collaborating with CPAs, legal teams, and tax advisors, the consultancy creates a comprehensive network of financial support for clients across various industries. This integrated approach has become particularly valuable for businesses in specialized sectors such as construction, restaurants, and professional services, each facing unique financial tracking requirements.
DK/RK Services Bookkeeping Consultancy in Denver has also invested in advanced technology solutions to better serve clients. The firm utilizes cloud-based bookkeeping platforms, automated bank reconciliation tools, and real-time financial reporting systems that enable business owners to make informed decisions quickly. These technological capabilities have proven essential as more Denver businesses adopt remote work arrangements and require accessible financial data from multiple locations.
“Professional bookkeeping has evolved from a back-office function to a strategic business imperative,” added Korbe. “With economic uncertainty, rising operational costs, and increased competition for business loans, accurate financial records are no longer optional. They are essential for securing funding, managing cash flow, and making data-driven decisions that ensure business survival and growth.”
The consultancy serves businesses throughout the Denver metropolitan area, with particular expertise in helping startups establish proper financial foundations and assisting growing companies in scaling their accounting systems. The firm also provides specialized support for businesses preparing for audits, seeking investment, or navigating merger and acquisition activities.
DK/RK Services operates from its Commerce City location and maintains certifications including QuickBooks ProAdvisor status. The company has received recognition including the 2023 Business Person of the Year award and maintains active involvement in Denver’s business community through educational workshops and professional development initiatives.
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For more information about DK/RK Services, contact the company here:
DK/RK Services Dottie Korbe 303‑725‑7145 info@dkrkservices.com 7550 Dahlia St, Commerce City, CO 80222
GREENVILLE, SC – December 23, 2025 – PRESSADVANTAGE –
RestoPros of The Upstate, a leading restoration services provider serving Greenville and surrounding communities, has released comprehensive Christmas tree safety guidelines to help homeowners prevent fire hazards during the holiday season. The initiative comes as the National Fire Protection Association reports that Christmas trees are involved in an average of 160 home fires annually, causing millions in property damage.
The safety checklist addresses critical fire prevention measures that homeowners often overlook during holiday preparations. With decorated Christmas trees present in millions of American homes each December, the restoration company emphasizes the importance of proper tree maintenance, electrical safety, and strategic placement to minimize fire risks.
“The holiday season should be a time of joy and celebration, not tragedy and loss,” said Josh Warren, Operations Director at RestoPros of The Upstate. “We see firsthand the devastating impact that holiday-related fires can have on families and their homes. By following simple safety protocols, homeowners can significantly reduce their risk of experiencing fire damage restoration needs during what should be the most wonderful time of the year.”
The comprehensive guidelines cover essential safety measures including proper tree hydration for live trees, inspection of holiday lighting for damaged wires or loose connections, maintaining safe distances between trees and heat sources, and the importance of turning off decorative lights before leaving home or going to bed. The checklist also addresses specific concerns for artificial trees, including proper storage and flame-retardant ratings.
Statistics from the U.S. Fire Administration indicate that winter months see a spike in residential fires, with December and January recording the highest incidents of fire-related property damage. Electrical distribution and lighting equipment involved in Christmas tree fires account for nearly half of all holiday tree blazes, while one in four Christmas tree fires results from heat sources placed too close to the tree.
The safety initiative reflects the company’s commitment to community education and fire prevention. As certified professionals who regularly handle fire damage restoration projects, the team understands that prevention remains the most effective strategy for protecting homes and families.
“Our goal extends beyond responding to emergencies after they occur,” Warren added. “We believe in empowering our community with knowledge that can prevent these devastating events altogether. Every fire we can help prevent means another family that won’t have to endure the trauma and disruption of fire damage.”
The timing of the safety checklist release coincides with peak Christmas tree purchasing and decorating periods, when awareness and implementation of safety measures can have the greatest impact.
RestoPros of The Upstate specializes in comprehensive restoration services including water damage restoration, fire and smoke damage restoration, mold remediation, and storm damage restoration. The company operates around the clock, providing emergency response services throughout Greenville, Spartanburg, and surrounding areas including Boiling Springs, Duncan, Easley, Greer, Mauldin, Simpsonville, and Taylors. With 30 years of combined industry experience, the certified and insured team works in accordance with IICRC standards and collaborates with insurance companies to streamline the claims process for affected homeowners.
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For more information about RestoPros of The Upstate, contact the company here:
RestoPros of The Upstate Josh Warren (864) 808-3020 joshwarren@restoprosupstatesc.com 319 Garlington Rd building d, Greenville, SC 29615
WINTERTHUR, CH – December 23, 2025 – PRESSADVANTAGE –
SEO ROI Rechner has introduced a comprehensive calculator designed to help businesses estimate the profitability and return on investment of their search engine optimization strategies. The tool addresses the growing challenge marketing managers and business owners face in quantifying SEO performance amid increasing digital marketing budgets.
The SEO ROI Calculator enables users to input key business metrics including monthly organic traffic, conversion rates, average order values, SEO investment amounts, and campaign duration. The system then generates estimated monthly revenue, net profit projections, ROI percentages, and break-even timeline calculations. This data-driven approach provides organizations with clearer insights into their SEO performance metrics.
As businesses allocate larger portions of their marketing budgets to digital strategies, the demand for measurable results has intensified. Many organizations struggle to connect SEO activities directly to financial outcomes, making it difficult to justify continued investment or adjust strategies based on performance data.
“Businesses need transparency in their SEO investments to make informed strategic decisions,” said A. Kunz, spokesperson for SEO ROI Rechner. “This calculator bridges the gap between SEO metrics and financial performance, giving marketing teams and executives a common language for evaluating digital marketing effectiveness.”
The calculator employs standardized average values and simplified assumptions to generate initial assessments for strategic planning purposes. The company emphasizes that results serve as orientation guides rather than guaranteed forecasts, as actual outcomes can vary significantly based on market conditions, search engine algorithm updates, and industry-specific factors.
Beyond the calculator functionality, SEO ROI Rechner provides extensive educational resources through a comprehensive FAQ section. These resources address common questions about SEO return on investment, including calculation methodologies, factors influencing performance, and strategies for improvement. Topics covered include realistic conversion rates for organic search traffic, the impact of website performance on success, monthly traffic goal setting, and break-even point calculations.
The platform also examines how algorithm updates affect ROI, the role of content marketing in sustainable growth, optimal timing for strategy adjustments, and methods for measuring long-term success. This educational component helps users better understand the variables affecting their SEO performance and make more informed decisions about their digital marketing investments.
For organizations requiring deeper analysis, SEO ROI Rechner offers strategy consultation services. These services assist businesses in interpreting calculator results within their specific market context and developing data-driven optimization strategies. The consultations help companies move beyond initial assessments to create actionable plans based on their unique circumstances and goals.
The tool serves marketing managers evaluating campaign performance, business owners assessing marketing investments, and agencies demonstrating value to clients. By providing accessible ROI calculations, the platform addresses a critical need in the digital marketing ecosystem where performance measurement often remains opaque.
SEO ROI Rechner, accessible at https://www.seoroirechner.ch, specializes in SEO performance measurement and strategic consultation. The Switzerland-based company focuses on helping businesses understand and optimize their search engine optimization investments through data-driven tools and expert guidance.
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For more information about SEO ROI Rechner, contact the company here:
SEO ROI Rechner A. Kunz kontakt@seoroirechner.ch Winterthur Switzerland
Haslet, Texas – December 22, 2025 – PRESSADVANTAGE –
Milestone Church will hold its annual Prepare event from January 5–7, 2026, bringing three days of prayer, fasting, and worship services to its campus in Haslet and livestreamed to participants across the country. Taking place each January, Prepare marks a unified beginning to the year for the Milestone Church community, helping attendees focus on God’s direction for their lives, families, workplaces, and the world around them.
Prepare is structured around nightly services featuring nationally recognized guest speakers, times of worship, and intentional moments of prayer. This year’s speakers include Tom Mullins, the founder of Christ Fellowship Church and Place of Hope; Jabin Chavez, pastor of City Light Church and a recognized leadership voice in ministry; and Dr. Dharius Daniels, a pastor, author, and communicator known for helping others live out their purpose. Each speaker will share timely messages designed to guide the church body into the new year with clarity and spiritual strength.
Nightly services at the Haslet campus will have live worship followed by a broadcast message from the central Keller campus and shown live on-site, with doors opening at 6:00 PM for pre-service prayer followed by services from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM. Online access will also be available each evening for those joining remotely. In addition, Milestone Church invites participants to join a daily ten-minute online prayer session at noon, streamed live on Milestone Live, Facebook, and YouTube, and to follow along with daily emailed devotionals provided during the three-day event.
Located at 12300 US-287 in Haslet, the campus will be fully engaged throughout the Prepare experience, creating an environment for individuals and families to gather in worship, prayer, and fasting. Participants will receive printed Prayer Guides to help focus their prayers, and can also visit the in-campus Prayer Wall to write down personal requests during the event.
Prepare is open to the public and does not require advance registration. There is no cost to attend, and the event is accessible for people of all ages and backgrounds. The three-day fast begins on January 5 and concludes at the end of the final service on January 7. While there is no specific fasting requirement, participants are encouraged to choose a meaningful form of fasting—whether dietary or digital—that will help eliminate distractions and create space to hear from God.
Prepare is a cornerstone event for Milestone Church each year. With thousands attending across all campuses and online, the event has become a rhythm of renewal and alignment that many look forward to as they set spiritual priorities for the coming year. The Haslet campus plays a key role in expanding the reach of this experience to the growing number of families and individuals in the north Fort Worth area who are part of the Milestone community.
During Prepare, Milestone staff and volunteers will be available at the Haslet campus to assist attendees and help create a welcoming, distraction-free environment for worship and reflection. Families with young children will be able to utilize the children’s ministry during evening services so that parents and guardians can participate fully in the event.
The goal of Prepare is not just to begin the year with good intentions, but to activate faith, build community, and lay the foundation for what God wants to do in the lives of those attending. Through fasting, prayer, and unified worship, Milestone Church encourages participants to approach 2026 with spiritual focus and a heart open to transformation.
Additional information about Prepare, including livestream links and daily content, can be found on the Milestone Church website.
Milestone Church is a life-giving, Bible-centered, and Spirit-filled church with campuses in Keller, Haslet, McKinney, and Argyle, TX.
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“Workplace injuries can occur in any industry, and each case requires a thorough understanding of Pennsylvania’s workers’ compensation procedures,” said Ken R. Schuster, Esq., founder and managing attorney of Schuster Law. “Our work centers on ensuring that injured employees receive accurate information about their legal rights and the claims process under state law.”
Established in 1998, Schuster Law provides legal services in civil and employment-related injury cases from its office in Media, Pennsylvania. The firm represents workers from manufacturing, healthcare, construction, transportation, and service industries throughout Delaware County and neighboring regions. Its attorneys handle both initial claims and appeals involving denied or disputed benefits, focusing on compliance with Pennsylvania’s Workers’ Compensation Act.
The Pennsylvania workers’ compensation system provides wage replacement and medical benefits to employees injured on the job. Schuster Law assists clients in filing claims for injuries that include falls, repetitive motion disorders, machinery accidents, and exposure-related illnesses. The firm reviews accident reports, employer communications, and medical evaluations to confirm eligibility and ensure timely submission of required documentation. Attorneys also represent clients in hearings before the Pennsylvania Bureau of Workers’ Compensation and the Workers’ Compensation Appeal Board when disputes arise over benefit amounts or coverage.
In addition to representing employees in standard benefit claims, Schuster Law handles cases involving third-party liability when a non-employer’s negligence contributes to an injury. These situations can include defective machinery, unsafe premises, or negligent subcontractors. The firm evaluates whether additional civil claims are warranted while maintaining compliance with the exclusive-remedy provisions of Pennsylvania law.
The firm also advises on occupational disease cases, including those related to long-term exposure to hazardous materials, repetitive strain, or workplace stressors. In these matters, attorneys coordinate medical documentation to establish causation and address insurer challenges to diagnosis or coverage. Schuster Law ensures that evidence meets the statutory criteria for occupational disease claims as defined by Pennsylvania regulations.
Schuster Law’s representation includes assisting with wage-loss benefits, medical expense reimbursement, specific-loss benefits for permanent injuries, and vocational rehabilitation issues. The firm works with clients and medical providers to track treatment progress and document ongoing disability when required by insurers or the courts. This documentation often determines whether temporary benefits are converted to permanent disability status or whether modified-duty assignments are appropriate.
When a claim is denied, Schuster Law provides appeal representation before administrative judges and higher review boards. The appeal process requires a detailed record, including medical testimony, employer reports, and prior administrative decisions. The firm’s attorneys ensure that procedural timelines are met and that all relevant evidence is properly presented for review.
The firm also offers guidance for employers and employees seeking to understand how workers’ compensation interacts with other benefit systems, such as Social Security Disability or unemployment compensation. This coordination helps prevent benefit overlap or reduction while maintaining compliance with statutory requirements.
Ken R. Schuster, Esq., brings more than three decades of legal experience to the firm’s workers’ compensation practice. His background includes litigation in Pennsylvania state and federal courts, focusing on personal injury and employment-related cases. Under his leadership, Schuster Law continues to maintain a focus on professional integrity, factual accuracy, and procedural precision in all workers’ compensation matters.
From its Media office, Schuster Law serves clients throughout Delaware County, including Chester, Upper Darby, Springfield, and surrounding municipalities. The firm’s expansion of workers’ compensation representation underscores its continued role in helping local employees navigate Pennsylvania’s complex claims process and safeguard their workplace rights.
For additional information about Schuster Law and its workers’ compensation legal services in Delaware County, visit Schuster Law. To learn more about Pennsylvania workers’ compensation procedures, visit the firm’s website for more details.
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For more information about Schuster Law, contact the company here:
Schuster Law Ken R. Schuster, Esq. (610) 601-2980 info@schusterlaw.com 334 W Front St, Media, PA 19063
NEW WESTMINSTER, BC – December 22, 2025 – PRESSADVANTAGE –
Utherverse®️, described by Business Wire as “one of the largest metaverse platforms in the world,” announced today that a final deal has been signed between the company and the Raydium Foundation. This organization supports Raydium, a major automated market maker and liquidity platform on the Solana blockchain. While the specific terms of the agreement remain confidential, the parties have outlined immediate operational steps that reflect the agreement’s intent and scope.
As part of the agreement, Utherverse®️, owner of the “RAYS” trademark, has granted a license to Raydium, resolving the conflict created by the similarity between digital asset symbols and the uncertainty it posed for exchanges, listing services, and token holders. Utherverse®️ has also increased liquidity support for its digital asset by adding new capital and expanding liquidity pools, the on-chain token reserves that enable direct trading between assets. This agreement includes a new pool that allows users to purchase Utherverse’s digital asset directly with Raydium’s digital asset.
These trades occur on decentralized exchanges (DEXs), which are on-chain platforms that enable token swaps without intermediaries, meaning third parties that would normally execute or control trades, all operating on the Solana blockchain, a high-performance network designed for fast, low-cost decentralized transactions.
This agreement also coincides with Utherverse’s dismissal of lawsuits previously filed against CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko. The litigation and its resolution have contributed to broader industry clarity around how token symbols and trademark rights intersect across the digital-asset landscape.
“We are pleased to have reached a constructive resolution that supports the Radium and Utherverse®️ token holders, as well as organizations participating in the Solana ecosystem,” said Brian Shuster, CEO of Utherverse®️.
“As Web3 matures, legal infrastructure will be essential for reducing regulatory uncertainty and unlocking value for builders and users,” said Aaron Wright, Professor at Cardozo School of Law and Co-Founder of OpenLaw (Decrypt, September 2022, SourceOpens). Furthermore, he said, “We need frameworks that provide clarity and flexibility so DAOs can experiment while protecting participants and staying compliant” (Bankless Podcast, Jan. 2023).
This development comes amid heightened scrutiny of trademark governance, token identity standards, and liquidity-pool transparency, issues that have gained greater visibility across blockchain communities following recent regulatory commentary and shifts in the broader digital-asset market.
About Utherverse Utherverse®️ is a pioneer in 3D internet and metaverse technology, known for creating one of the earliest large-scale virtual worlds. Since 2005, Utherverse has served millions of users and supported thousands of virtual businesses. Utherverse continues to advance immersive technology through its proprietary XAEON™️ Metaverse Engine, a platform built for high-fidelity virtual interaction and commercial scalability.
About Raydium
Raydium is a high-performance automated market maker (AMM) and liquidity protocol built on the Solana blockchain. It provides on-chain liquidity for decentralized exchanges and enables fast, low-cost token swaps, yield strategies, and market-making across the Solana ecosystem. Raydium powers trading infrastructure for numerous decentralized applications and serves as a core liquidity engine supporting the broader Solana DeFi landscape.
About the Raydium Foundation
The Raydium Foundation supports Raydium, a core automated market maker and liquidity protocol on the Solana blockchain. The Foundation oversees development, ecosystem coordination, and community participation to maintain secure, efficient on-chain liquidity and trading infrastructure across the Solana ecosystem.
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For more information about Utherverse, contact the company here:
Utherverse Anna Lee 778-329-9950 PR@utherverse.io 102-80 6th Street, New Westminster BC V3L 5B3
Local event dining in Andover continues to shift as workplaces, families, and community groups recalibrate what matters most in food service. Crack’d Kitchen is taking a close look at these changes, focusing on practical, guest-first expectations that increasingly shape catering decisions for meetings, celebrations, school-related gatherings, and seasonal events across the area.
Catering in Andover, MA, has long balanced convenience with quality, but recent patterns suggest a stronger emphasis on flexibility and clarity. Hosts increasingly want menus that fit tight schedules, varied appetites, and different levels of formality without turning a simple gathering into a complex production. For morning meetings, staff appreciations, and informal milestones, breakfast and brunch-style spreads and straightforward lunch options remain central to what many local organizers seek.
Workplace needs are also evolving. With hybrid schedules and more intentional in-person moments, corporate orders often prioritize food that supports connection without slowing down the day. Well-organized drop-off service, clear labeling, and easy-to-serve formats are becoming as important as the menu itself. In this environment, catering success is measured by smooth timing, minimal disruption, and a meal experience that feels like a thoughtful addition to the agenda rather than a logistical hurdle.
Dietary awareness continues to play a growing role in planning. More hosts aim to accommodate vegetarian preferences, gluten-aware choices, and common allergens while keeping the overall menu cohesive. This trend reflects both increased awareness and a desire to ensure everyone at the table feels considered. The expectation is not only variety but also straightforward communication about ingredients and preparation, especially for group orders where decisions are made quickly.
Seasonality is influencing choices in more subtle ways. Beyond traditional holiday gatherings, local organizers are leaning into lighter, fresh-forward menus during warmer months and more comfort-driven selections as the weather cools. The shift suggests a preference for menus that match the moment and complement the rhythm of the local calendar, including school cycles, community programming, and year-end workplace traditions.
Another evolving preference is the move toward right-sized ordering. Hosts are increasingly focused on selecting the correct amount and type of food for the occasion rather than aiming for excess. This approach aligns with broader concerns about waste and budget clarity. Clear portion guidance and practical menu structuring help reduce uncertainty, especially for frequent office orders and multi-department gatherings.
Service style expectations are also becoming more nuanced. Many events in Andover now fall into an in-between category: more planned than a casual pickup, less formal than a fully staffed function. The result is growing demand for catering in Andover, MA, that can scale from small team meals to larger community or business gatherings while still staying easy to manage. Simple buffet setups, individually packaged meals, and shareable platters each serve distinct needs, and hosts are increasingly comfortable choosing a mix of these formats within the same event framework.
Local identity remains important. Andover-area customers often value catering that feels tuned to the preferences of the region, including balanced comfort foods, approachable flavors, and crowd-friendly staples suited to varied age groups. That local sensibility can matter just as much as novelty, particularly for family events and community-centered occasions where familiarity and ease shape the guest experience.
Crack’d Kitchen’s review of these trends reflects a broader conversation happening across the town’s dining and event landscape. The goal is to understand how modern expectations intersect with the realities of smaller-scale catering, where reliability, food quality, and practical service design drive decision-making. The analysis highlights a clear theme: the most appreciated catering experiences often come from thoughtful execution of the basics, strong menu clarity, and consistent attention to the details that keep gatherings running smoothly.
As Andover continues to grow as a hub for professional life, family neighborhoods, and local programming, catering in Andover, MA, is likely to keep evolving toward flexible formats and guest-aware menus. Crack’d Kitchen’s perspective suggests that the future of local catering will be shaped less by spectacle and more by responsiveness to real-world hosting needs, from weekday meetings to seasonal community moments.
About Crack’d Kitchen:
Whether it’s freshly made breakfast, craft sandwiches, salads, or bowls, our menu is comfortable yet innovative. Our beverage program offers items such as smoothies and exceptional coffee products with proprietary blends.
We believe that operating at perfection is the most important element. Excellence must be achieved at all levels of the customer experience so that it will be shared with friends and family.
We are always concentrating our efforts and resources on strategic initiatives intended to enhance the experience for both our dine-in and take-out guests. This enhanced guest experience is enabled by technology and operational designs constructed to keep up with high transaction volumes and to deliver unrestrained production demand.
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For more information about Crack’d Kitchen & Coffee, contact the company here:
Crack’d Kitchen & Coffee Crack’d Kitchen & Coffee (978) 595-9955 info@crackdkitchen.com 535 Lowell St Peabody, MA 01960
VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESS Newswire / December 22, 2025 / American Critical Minerals Corp. (“American Critical Minerals” or the “Company“) (CSE:KCLI)(OTCQB:APCOF)(Frankfurt:2P3) reports that as a result of a review of the British Columbia Securities Commission, the Company is issuing the following news release to clarify its disclosure.
On October 28, 2025, the Company voluntarily filed a technical report (the “Report“) under the Company’s profile at www.sedarplus.ca with respect to its Green River Potash and Lithium Project. The Company wishes to clarify that while the Report does provide updated information on the Green River Potash and Lithium Project, it does not contain a mineral resource estimate nor a target for further exploration prepared in accordance with National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43-101“). Accordingly, the Company advises readers not to rely on the Report until such time as the Company has been able to re-file an amended technical report prepared in accordance with NI 43-101.
The scientific and technical information contained in this news release has been reviewed and approved by Dean Besserer, P.Geo., the Chief Operations Officer of the Company and a qualified person for the purposes of NI 43-101.
On behalf of the Board of Directors
Simon Clarke, President & CEO Contact: (604)-551-9665
CAUTIONARY STATEMENT REGARDING FORWARD-LOOKING INFORMATION This news release contains forward-looking information or forward-looking statements within the meaning of applicable securities legislation. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, are forward-looking statements and are based on expectations, estimates and projections as at the date of this news release. Any statement that involves discussion with respect to predictions, expectations, beliefs, plans, projections, objectives, assumptions, future events or performance (often, but not always using phrases such as “plans”, “expects”, “is expected”, “budget”, “scheduled”, “estimates”, “forecasts”, “intends”, “anticipates”, or “believes” or variations (including negative variations) of such words and phrases, or state that certain actions, events or results “may”, “could”, “would”, “might” or “will” be taken, occur or be achieved) are not statements of historical fact and may be forward-looking statements. In this news release, forward-looking statements relate, among other things, to: statements with respect to the filing of an amended technical report.
Although the Company believes that such statements are reasonable, it can give no assurances that such expectations will prove to be correct. All such forward-looking statements are based on certain assumptions and analyses made by the Company in light of their experience and perception of historical trends, current conditions and expected future developments, as well as other factors management believes are appropriate in the circumstances. Forward-looking statements also involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ from this forward-looking information include those described under the heading “Risks and Uncertainties” in the Company’s most recently filed MD&A.
Forward-looking information contained herein are made as of the date of this news release and the Company does not intend, and expressly disclaims any obligation to, update or revise the forward-looking information contained in this news release, except as required by law. There can be no assurance that forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements.
Neither the Canadian Securities Exchange nor its Market Regulator (as that term is defined in the policies of the Canadian Securities Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
ORLANDO, FLORIDA / ACCESS Newswire / December 22, 2025 / Unusual Machines today announced it has received a purchase order from Performance Drone Works (PDW) valued at $3.75 million to support the scaling of PDW’s AM-FPV program and investment in America’s sUAS supply base.
“PDW is an impressive company building mission-focused drone platforms in the U.S. We’re pleased they have chosen to work with us as a strategic supplier in strengthening the domestic drone infrastructure,” said Allan Evans, CEO of Unusual Machines. “This order reflects the progress we’ve made in building a domestic manufacturing base for critical drone components aligned with national priorities.”
“We are making a big investment in compliant FPV inventory as we scale to meet demand. This partnership provides critical components, at speed, right here at home,” said Ryan Gury, CEO and Co-founder of PDW.
The PDW order follows the Company’s recent investments in U.S.-based manufacturing, including domestic motor production and dedicated space to support headset assembly and future production activities.
About Unusual Machines
Unusual Machines manufactures and sells drone components and drones across a diversified brand portfolio, which includes Fat Shark, the leader in FPV (first-person view) ultra-low latency video goggles for drone pilots. The Company also retails small, acrobatic FPV drones and equipment directly to consumers through the curated Rotor Riot ecommerce store. With a changing regulatory environment, Unusual Machines seeks to be a dominant Tier-1 parts supplier to the fast-growing multi-billion-dollar U.S. drone industry. According to Fact.MR, the global drone accessories market is currently valued at $17.5 billion and is set to top $115 billion by 2032. For more information, please visit unusualmachines.com.
PDW is a Huntsville, Alabama-based defense technology company and leading manufacturer of combat robotics deployed by customers across every branch of the United States military. In August 2025, PDW opened Drone Factory 01, a 90,000 square foot manufacturing facility purpose-built to support rapid iteration and full-rate production of the C100 multi-mission unmanned aircraft system and the AM-FPV attritable munition. In September 2025, PDW received a $20.9 million award from the U.S. Army to supply C100 UAS and Multi-Mission Payloads in support of the Army’s Transformation in Contact initiative, marking the third C100 contract under the Company Direct Requirement for Medium Range Reconnaissance.
TGI Transforms Environmental Liabilities into Strategic Mineral and Energy Assets
MIAMI, FL / ACCESS Newswire / December 22, 2025 / TGI SOLAR POWER GROUP (OTCMarkets:TSPG), a pioneer in sustainable technology research and environmental real estate development, along with its research arm TGI INSIGHTS, today unveiled a landmark strategic outlook: “Energy is Power, Power is Power: Navigating the Next Wave of Global Energy Sources.”
The report signals a definitive “Great Decoupling” of water and energy, transforming the desalination plant from a massive energy consumer into a Circular Resource Hub-a facility that simultaneously produces fresh water, carbon-free power, and high-value battery minerals.
Economic Impact: Traditional Desalination vs. TGI Integrated Hub
The following table illustrates the shift from a single-revenue model (water sales) to a multi-commodity revenue model. By co-locating tire recycling and brine mining, the TGI Hub transforms “waste” into a series of high-margin products. TGI has gone into stragetic alliances with various companies from around theld enabling implementation of the following strategies, an additional information is forthcoming.
Revenue Component
Traditional RO Desalination
TGI Integrated Hub (SMR + Pyrolysis)
Economic Impact / Value Add
Primary Product
Fresh Water ($0.50-$1.20/m³)
Fresh Water ($0.45-$0.90/m³)
Lower OpEx: Waste heat from pyrolysis/SMR reduces electricity costs by 30-40%.
Waste Stream A
Brine (Environmental Liability)
Brine Mining: Lithium, Magnesium, Potassium
New Revenue: Brine minerals add an estimated $50M+ annual revenue per large plant.
Waste Stream B
N/A (Solid Waste)
Tire Pyrolysis: TPO, rCB, Green Steel
New Revenue: Turning “tipping fees” into Pyrolytic Oil (~$400/ton) and Carbon Black.
Energy Profile
High Grid Dependence (4-6 kWh/m³)
Energy Surplus: Syngas + SMR Thermal
Cost Neutrality: Plant becomes a net exporter of power or green hydrogen.
Carbon Profile
Carbon Intensive (Grid Mix)
Net Negative / Carbon Neutral
Tax Benefit: Avoids carbon taxes; eligible for high-value Carbon Credits.
For decades, desalination was viewed as an environmental burden due to its high energy footprint. TGI INSIGHTS reports that by 2030, this model will be obsolete. By integrating Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), Advanced Geothermal Systems, and now Waste-to-Energy (W2E) Pyrolysis and Advanced Tire Pyrolysis, we are entering an era of “self-powering” water infrastructure.
“We are no longer just making water,” states Samuel Epstein, CEO of TGI. “Through the integration of SMRs and Waste-to-Energy, we are mining the ocean for minerals while simultaneously cleaning the planet of solid waste. It is a self-sustaining loop where the waste of one process is the fuel for the next.”
The 2026-2050 Energy Roadmap: Role of the Champions
The future energy space will be a coordinated ecosystem rather than a competition between single sources. TGI INSIGHTS breaks down the transition into three phases:
TGI VISION 1: 2026-2030 – The Era of Integration
SMRs & Geothermal (The Clean Firm): These will replace fossil fuels as the “always-on” base for cities. SMRs provide the intense heat needed for water distillation, while Geothermal offers 24/7 uptime.
Waste-to-Energy (The Circular Engine): Utilizing advanced pyrolysis (such as TGI’s tire-to-energy initiatives), urban waste is converted into syngas and thermal energy, providing a decentralized power source for desalination and hydrogen production.
The Generators (Osmotic Power/PRO): Plants will use Pressure Retarded Osmosis (PRO) to generate electricity from salt gradients, reclaiming up to 15% of total energy needs.
TGI VISION 2: 2030-2040 – The Rise of Chemical Fuels
Green Ammonia & Hydrogen: Ultrapure water from desalination will feed high-capacity electrolyzers. Waste-to-Energy byproducts will serve as catalysts and feedstock for green chemical production, making Green Ammonia the primary “liquid fuel” for global shipping.
TGI VISION 3: 2040-2050 – The “Infinite” Frontier
Magnetic Resonance & Gravity Power: Tracking breakthroughs in Medium Frequency Magnetics and Gravity Energy Storage for near-lossless energy transfer.
Future Energy Matrix: Ease of Integration & Scalability
To assist stakeholders in navigating this transition, TGI INSIGHTS has developed the Future Energy Matrix, comparing core technologies by their readiness and integration potential.
Energy Source
Baseload Reliability
Ease of Grid Integration
Primary Output
Circular Benefit
SMR (Nuclear)
100% (High)
Moderate
Electricity / Heat
Zero-carbon “Firm” Power
Waste-to-Energy
90% (High)
High
Electricity / Syngas
Landfill Reduction / Recycling
Geothermal
95% (High)
Low (Location Dependent)
Electricity / Heat
Minimal Surface Footprint
Solar / Wind
30% (Variable)
Moderate
Electricity
Low-cost Bulk Electrons
Osmotic (PRO)
85% (Medium)
High (Co-located)
Electricity
Brine Management
Brine Mining: The “Gold Mine” in the Water
The report offers a startling economic breakdown of “Brine Mining.” As the world starves for EV battery materials, desalination reject-streams have become the most accessible source of minerals.
Mineral
Value to Market
The Shift
Lithium
Critical for EVs
Brine extraction is 30-50% cheaper than traditional mining.
Magnesium
Aerospace & Tech
Provides a secondary revenue stream that subsidizes water costs.
Strategic Salts
Industrial Feedstock
Turns a “waste problem” into a multi-billion-dollar commodity market.
Simple Terms: PROs and CONs
Fossil Fuels: Rapidly becoming “Stranded Assets” due to high carbon taxes.
Waste-to-Energy: The Immediate Winner for urban centers, solving the trash crisis while powering the grid.
Tire Recycling: The Economic Winner, turning a “dump fee” liability into a revenue-generating energy source.
SMR/Geothermal: The Winners of the Grid, providing the stability that keeps modern life running 24/7.
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Pro Forma: Integrated TGI Resource Hub (10,000 m³/day)
Projected Annualized Data (Base Year 2026)
The following projection assumes a facility processing 10,000 m³/day of seawater integrated with a 50-ton/day continuous tire pyrolysis unit and a Brine Mining module.
Revenue Stream
Annual Quantity
Unit Price (Est.)
Total Annual Revenue
Fresh Water Sales
3.65 Million m³
$0.85 / m³
$3,102,500
Pyrolytic Oil (TPO)
7,665 Tons
$450 / Ton
$3,449,250
Recovered Carbon Black
5,475 Tons
$150 / Ton
$821,250
Green Steel Scrap
1,825 Tons
$200 / Ton
$365,000
Lithium Carbonate (Li₂CO₃)
~35 Tons
$18,000 / Ton
$630,000
Magnesium Hydroxide
~4,200 Tons
$400 / Ton
$1,680,000
Carbon Credits (Net Zero)
25,000 Credits
$40 / Credit
$1,000,000
GROSS ANNUAL REVENUE
$11,048,000
Annual Operating Expenses (OpEx)
Energy (Internalized): $0 (Powered by SMR/Pyrolysis Syngas)
Labor & Maintenance: $1,850,000
Chemicals & Membranes: $750,000
Waste Feedstock (Tire Tipping Fees): -$365,000 (Revenue from collection)
Total OpEx:$2,235,000
Net Operating Income (NOI):$8,813,000Projected ROI Period:4.2 Years (Based on $38M estimated CapEx)
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About TGI Solar Power Group Inc.
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