C-BOND SYSTEMS INC - CBNT STOCK NEWS

C-Bond Systems' Patriot Glass Solutions subsidiary has been awarded Phase II of a $163,000 job to install C-Bond Secure and solar film for a large movie theater and entertainment company in San Antonio, Texas. This project involves installing glass strengthening solutions at the company's corporate offices. C-Bond's products, including C-Bond Secure and C-Bond BRS, use patented nanotechnology to strengthen glass by repairing microscopic defects and providing superior bonding with window film. Patriot Glass Solutions has already installed its technologies in over 200 schools, government buildings, and media sites across the country. The company aims to expand its customer base both in Texas and other parts of the United States.

C-Bond Systems' subsidiary, Patriot Glass Solutions, has been selected by SeaWorld to install protective film on sea life tanks at their theme park. This marks the second project awarded to Patriot Glass Solutions at the SeaWorld facility. C-Bond's glass strengthening solutions, marketed through Patriot Glass Solutions, include C-Bond Secure for deterring forced entry and C-Bond BRS, a ballistic-resistant film system. The company's patented technologies have been installed in over 200 schools, government buildings, media sites, and other facilities across the country. Scott R. Silverman, Chairman and CEO of C-Bond, expressed pride in being chosen by a renowned customer and highlighted the significance of repeat business.

Patriot Glass Solutions, a subsidiary of C-Bond Systems (OTC: CBNT), is accelerating the development of its Patriot Glass ASESS Shield for public speaking events. This project, co-developed with Fox2Sierra, combines Fox2Sierra's Active Shooter Evacuation/Escape Security Shield (ASESS) with C-Bond's Ballistic-Resistant System (C-Bond BRS) to protect high-profile speakers like presidential candidates, politicians, and business executives.

The shield aims to provide ballistic protection from all angles while maintaining clear vision and audio capabilities. It's designed to be mobile and easily maneuverable during entry and exit. C-Bond's CEO, Scott R. Silverman, emphasized that their patented glass strengthening technology is already installed in over 200 U.S. locations, mostly schools, making them an optimal choice for this product. The companies plan to deliver a functioning prototype next month.

C-Bond Systems (OTC: CBNT) reported strong financial results for Q2 2024, with revenue more than doubling compared to Q2 2023. Key highlights include:

• Q2 2024 sales: $863,533, up 108.6% from Q2 2023
• H1 2024 sales: $1,800,337, up 93.7% from H1 2023
• Q2 2024 gross profit: $438,574 (50.8% of sales), up 114% from Q2 2023
• H1 2024 gross profit: $913,449 (50.7% of sales), up 92.4% from H1 2023

The company's Patriot Glass Solutions subsidiary, offering glass strengthening protective solutions, has contributed to this growth. CEO Scott R. Silverman expressed confidence in surpassing last year's revenue and delivering a record year based on current momentum and solid backlog.

C-Bond Systems (OTC: CBNT) reports increased demand for high-profile individual protection through its Patriot Glass Solutions subsidiary. The company has completed a security film installation at a Fortune 50 CEO's residence and is co-developing a portable, transparent bullet-resistant shield with Fox2Sierra for public speakers and politicians. This collaboration combines Fox2Sierra's Active Shooter Evacuation/Escape Security Shield (ASESS) with C-Bond's Ballistic-Resistant System (C-Bond BRS) to create a protective device against active shooters. The shield aims to provide ballistic protection from all angles while maintaining clear vision and audio capabilities. The increased demand follows recent security concerns, including an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.

C-Bond Systems (OTC: CBNT), a developer of glass strengthening solutions, has announced the launch of a weekly podcast series. Hosted by CEO Scott R. Silverman and Nicholas Coriano from Cervitude, the series aims to inform customers, investors, and the public about bullet-resistant and security window film applications. The podcast will cover the company's history, executive team, patented technology, and novel application ideas.

The series will be published on Sundays on C-Bond Systems and Patriot Glass Solutions YouTube channels, as well as shared on social media platforms and websites. Special guests will include Allison Tomek, President of C-Bond Systems, and Michael Wanke, President of Patriot Glass Solutions. The podcast will highlight C-Bond's products, including C-Bond Secure and C-Bond BRS, and explore strategic initiatives driving the company's growth.

C-Bond Systems, through its subsidiary Patriot Glass Solutions, is experiencing increased demand for its C-Bond BRS (ballistic-resistant system) from synagogues and other religious facilities amid social unrest and threats related to the Israel-Hamas war. A new purchase order for C-Bond BRS was received from a synagogue in Florida, with several other bids in process across the U.S. The C-Bond BRS system, which includes patented glass strengthening technology and multiple layers of security film, meets various ballistic-resistant protection standards and is more affordable than traditional bullet-resistant materials. Additionally, Patriot Glass Solutions offers C-Bond Secure, a forced-entry resistant security film system. The company emphasizes the importance of protecting buildings used for learning and worship in today's conflict-prone environment.

C-Bond Systems, a developer of glass strengthening solutions, announced that its Patriot Glass Solutions subsidiary is expanding its market presence with new purchase orders to install its ballistic-resistant system (C-Bond BRS) at a USAA location in North Carolina and a courthouse in Oklahoma. The installations will be executed by trained local installers within C-Bond's dealer network, which now includes 50 dealers. C-Bond BRS integrates patented glass strengthening technology with multiple layers of security film, meeting various national ballistic-resistant protection standards. The company's CEO, Scott R. Silverman, highlighted the business growth beyond Texas and noted increasing interest in their products from architects. Patriot Glass Solutions also offers a forced-entry resistant film system, C-Bond Secure, enhancing safety by delaying forced entry.

Patriot Glass Solutions, a subsidiary of C-Bond Systems (OTC: CBNT), launched its Florida school safety initiatives in collaboration with Curtis Stout at the Florida Association of School Safety Specialists’ (FS3) conference in Orlando. The company showcased its C-Bond BRS, a ballistic-resistant film system, to all 67 Florida school safety specialists through a live-fire demonstration. The demo proved the film's effectiveness by stopping five 9mm handgun rounds at 15 feet and five AR-15 rifle rounds at 50 feet. The C-Bond BRS, which meets various National Institute of Justice and UL ballistic-resistant standards, is more affordable and easier to install than polycarbonate alternatives. This marks the beginning of a broader marketing effort in Florida throughout 2024 and beyond.