AMRR - AMRR STOCK NEWS

American Metals Recovery and Recycling (AMRR) has appointed Lily Tapia and Dhani Jones to its Board of Directors, effective October 6, 2022. This move aims to enhance the board's capabilities with their diverse backgrounds in corporate finance and entrepreneurship. Additionally, Joseph O’Bell has been promoted to Chief Legal Officer, having served as the general counsel. CEO James Frinzi expressed optimism about the new board members' experiences aiding AMRR's growth strategy in IT and network lifecycle services.

American Metals Recovery and Recycling (AMRR) has appointed Josef Faig as the Senior Vice President of Product Development for AMR Resources, LLC, d/b/a Multiband Global. Faig, with over 25 years of telecom experience, brings a wealth of knowledge, particularly in wireless development and small cell technology, having previously co-founded QUBE-MRS, LLC. His assignment of a patent for cellular radio shroud technology enhances AMRR's capabilities in providing 5G and 4G solutions, which can also serve electric vehicle charging needs. CEO James Frinzi expresses confidence in Faig's contributions to the company.

American Metals Recovery and Recycling (AMRR) announced that Chairman and CEO James Frinzi addressed a Parliamentary Committee in Kosovo regarding advancements in 4G and 5G technologies. The discussion focused on trade promotion between the U.S. and Kosovo, specifically in telecommunications. Frinzi highlighted how Multiband Global can enhance wireless capabilities in Kosovo, which is vital for global competitiveness. The company offers comprehensive IT and network lifecycle solutions, including telecommunications and electronic waste recycling.

American Metals Recovery and Recycling (AMRR) will present Multiband Global's Helios Energy Solutions at the 2022 AT&T Byron Nelson golf tournament from May 9-15 in McKinney, TX. Helios offers a clean energy alternative to fossil fuel generators, enhancing 4G LTE and 5G networks' efficiency. CEO James Frinzi expressed enthusiasm for showcasing products at the event. Additionally, Multiband Global emphasizes its commitment to the Momentous Institute, which supports children's education and mental health initiatives, having raised $167 million since 1968.

American Metals Recovery and Recycling (AMRR) announced the commercial launch of its Helios energy solutions, designed for 4G LTE and 5G networks. Helios provides an environmentally-friendly alternative to fossil fuel generators, using lithium-ion batteries and solar panels for clean energy. The system aims to enhance reliability and reduce costs for commercial customers, with products like Helios Backup and Helios Power. This launch follows AMRR's acquisition of AMR Resources, expanding its capabilities in the telecommunications and network planning sector.

American Metals Recovery and Recycling (AMRR) has appointed Peter Aman as President of Multiband Global Solutions, enhancing its executive team. Aman, a seasoned professional with over 18 years of experience in sales and management, will focus on international sales and M&A. The company's strategic direction aims to build shareholder value through expansion in telecom services across Southeast Asia, Africa, and Latin America. AMRR is also set to rebrand to Multiband Global Solutions to align with its IT and network lifecycle focus, following a successful acquisition in February 2022.

American Metals Recovery and Recycling, Inc. (AMRR) has rebranded itself as Multiband Global, aiming to become a leader in the IT and network lifecycle sector. This transformation follows the successful acquisition of AMR Resources and Onepath Integrated Services. With a focus on large-scale telecommunications and network planning, Multiband Global offers comprehensive IT solutions supported by logistics and a global technician network. The rebranding marks a significant operational milestone and sets the stage for future growth in diverse sectors, including technology, healthcare, and government.

American Metals Recovery and Recycling (AMRR) announced the acquisition of AMR Resources, LLC, making it a wholly owned subsidiary. This transaction allows AMRR to integrate the assets of Onepath Integrated Services (OIS), enhancing its capabilities in large-scale telecommunications and engineering. OIS has been operational since 2006, servicing various sectors including public safety and military. CEO James Frinzi expressed optimism about growth and shareholder value. A name and ticker symbol change will also be sought to better represent the company's operations.