C-Bond Systems Inc. - CBNT STOCK NEWS

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.

C-Bond Systems, under its subsidiary Patriot Glass Solutions, continues to expand its installation base, with more than 200 schools, commercial, and other buildings opting for its glass strengthening products for enhanced security.

Recently, a Texas school placed a purchase order exceeding $70,000 for the C-Bond Secure forced entry-resistant system. This order highlights the growing demand for C-Bond’s security technologies.

Patriot Glass Solutions also boasts a network of 50 dealers nationwide.

C-Bond Secure technology, applied to architectural glass with security film, delays forced entry, thus providing additional time for law enforcement.

The company also offers C-Bond BRS, a ballistic-resistant film system that meets various National Institute of Justice and Underwriters Laboratories standards.

CEO Scott R. Silverman emphasized continued customer trust and product effectiveness.

C-Bond Systems announced that its ballistic-resistant system (BRS) has achieved National Institute of Justice (NIJ) Level III certification. This is the highest certification received by the company, confirming that their patented nanotechnology can stop five bullets from an AR-15 rifle when used on laminated glass. The independent testing was conducted by Element U.S. Space & Defense. C-Bond BRS had previously achieved certifications for NIJ Level I, Level IIA, Level II, and UL 752 standards. The certification demonstrates the system's effectiveness in enhancing safety and security. C-Bond's solutions have been installed in over 180 schools, government buildings, and high-security facilities across the country.

C-Bond Systems, a developer of glass strengthening solutions, announced that its Patriot Glass Solutions dealer network has expanded to 50 dealers in the U.S. and overseas. The company is actively bidding on projects nationwide due to the increasing demand for security and bullet-resistant films. Patriot Glass Solutions offers C-Bond Secure and C-Bond BRS, cost-effective solutions that reinforce windows against forced entry and ballistic threats. The company's products have been used in over 180 high-security locations, including schools and government buildings.

C-Bond Systems' Patriot Glass Solutions receives a $185,000 purchase order from Boerne ISD in Texas for installing C-Bond Security Window Film Technology. The company's products offer forced-entry resistant security film and ballistic-resistant film systems, ensuring enhanced safety. The installation is expected to start soon, contributing to the protection of students and staff in schools and compliance with safety standards.

C-Bond Systems, Inc. has engaged Cervitude Intelligent Relations to enhance its investor awareness efforts. C-Bond specializes in glass strengthening solutions and nanotechnology applications for safety and sustainability. The partnership aims to improve transparency and engagement with shareholders and potential investors.

C-Bond Systems (CBNT) reports record annual revenue of $2.49 million and net income of $1.89 million for the year ended December 31, 2023. The company improved net income by $7 million year over year, partly due to the sale of the C-Bond nanoShield patent and related business for $4.1 million. Operating expenses decreased by approximately $1.2 million. The company repaid over $2 million of debt in 2023. C-Bond expects to report first quarter 2024 revenue of over $1 million. The CEO, Scott R. Silverman, highlighted the record year in terms of revenue, reduced expenses, and achieving net income positivity for the first time.

C-Bond Systems (CBNT) will release its financial results for 2023 on April 2, 2024, expecting revenues of over $1 million for the first quarter of 2024. A conference call will be held on April 3, 2024, to discuss the results in detail.

C-Bond Systems' subsidiary, Patriot Glass Solutions, secures a purchase order to install C-Bond BRS at CPS Energy's headquarters, adding to their previous successful installation of C-Bond Secure. The total value of the projects exceeds $100,000, showcasing customer satisfaction and product quality.