FULL CIRCLE LITHIUM CORP - FCLIF STOCK NEWS

Full Circle Lithium Corp. (FCLI/FCLIF) has signed a global distribution agreement with US Fire Pump Company (USFP) for its FCL-X™ lithium-ion battery fire extinguishing agent in bulk form. This marks the company's second distribution agreement, focusing on marketing FCL-X™ Bulk across industrial, commercial, and emergency response settings globally.

USFP has already deployed and validated FCL-X™'s effectiveness in combating lithium-ion battery fires. The agreement grants USFP certain exclusive global distribution rights for a defined period, while FCL retains the right to market new products and pursue additional distribution agreements that don't conflict with existing arrangements.

Full Circle Lithium announces its first FCL-X™ sale to a fire station in Georgia, marking entry into the USA first responder market. The company has also completed a US$1.5 million sale of non-core equipment, with proceeds allocated to manufacturing, marketing, and sales of FCL-X™. The company's flagship product is specifically engineered to neutralize lithium-ion battery fires, offering tailored solutions including FCL-X Pro, FCL-X Bulk, and FCL-X Extinguisher. FCL has partnered with AEST Fire & Safety for distribution, training, and demonstrations, generating significant interest among firefighters and industry stakeholders.

Full Circle Lithium Corp (FCLIF) reports over US$300,000 in non-recurring sales of its FCL-X™ lithium-ion battery firefighting agent across all product lines in recent weeks. The company has also agreed to sell non-core equipment for approximately US$1.5 million to fund FCL-X™ manufacturing, marketing, and sales efforts. The sales momentum follows successful EV burn test results in October and a distribution agreement with AEST Fire & Safety. The company granted 2,050,000 stock options at $0.27 per share to key personnel, directors, and officers.

Full Circle Lithium successfully demonstrated its FCL-X™ firefighting agent by rapidly extinguishing two controlled EV fires in minutes. The tests, conducted with a Nissan Leaf and Kia EV9, used FCL-X Pro™ concentrate and required only 250-350 gallons of solution, compared to traditional methods requiring up to 40,000 gallons. The demonstrations, organized by US distributor AEST Fire & Safety, showed the product's effectiveness in controlling fires within 5-6 minutes, with temperatures reduced from 1,200F to 120-150F. The company has ceased its recycling operations to focus entirely on FCL-X™ development.

Full Circle Lithium Corp. (FCLIF) has achieved a significant breakthrough in EV fire safety with its FCL-X™ firefighting agent. In controlled demonstrations, the product successfully extinguished two EV fires - a Nissan Leaf and Kia EV9 - in under six minutes using minimal agent amounts. The FCL-X Pro™ concentrate effectively controlled fires using only 250-350 gallons, compared to traditional methods requiring up to 40,000 gallons of water and 4-8 hours to extinguish. The tests were conducted by AEST Fire & Safety, FCL's US distributor, before 50+ firefighters and industry experts.

Full Circle Lithium Corp. (FCLI/FCLIF) has signed its first master distribution agreement with AEST Fire and Safety to market FCL-X™, its lithium-ion battery fire extinguishing agent, in the USA. The agreement focuses on the FCL-X™ Extinguishers and FCL-X™ PRO product lines, granting AEST certain exclusive distribution rights. The partnership targets residential, industrial, commercial settings, and first responders. With over 25,000 lithium-ion battery fire incidents reported between 2017-2022 across 27,000 US fire departments, FCL-X™ aims to address the growing safety concerns in urban areas where traditional fire suppression methods have proven inadequate.

Full Circle Lithium Corp. (TSXV: FCLI) (OTCQB: FCLIF) announces the availability of its FCL-X™ lithium-ion battery fire extinguisher on AMAZON in North America. The FCL-X™ is designed to address the rising incidence of lithium-ion battery fires, offering a rapid, safe, and effective solution for homes, offices, and various settings.

Key features of FCL-X™ include:

• Immediate response capability
• Non-toxic, environmentally friendly extinguishing agent
• Compact 2.5-gallon format for easy storage and access

FCL-X™ has passed the rigorous Dutch standardized test (NTA 8133) for portable fire extinguishers for lithium-ion battery fires. The company is in discussions with distributors for commercial, industrial, and public sector sales.

Due to challenges in the lithium market, FCL is shifting focus to FCL-X™, which is not directly impacted by lithium pricing, while suspending other lithium-related operations.

Full Circle Lithium Corp. (TSXV: FCLI) (OTCQB: FCLIF) announces that its FCL-X™ specialty lithium-ion battery fire extinguishing agent has achieved the world-renowned NTA 8133 standard, considered the most rigorous testing standard for lithium-ion battery fire extinguishers. FCL-X™ demonstrated exceptional cooling capability, no reignition, and the best cell survival rate of any portable fire extinguisher tested to date.

This achievement positions FCL-X™ at the forefront of combating lithium-ion battery fires, a growing global concern. The NTA 8133 standard, developed by the Dutch government, sets the world's first standards for testing suppression agents for lithium-ion battery fires up to 600 Wh. As lithium-ion battery use is expected to grow seven-fold from 2022 to 2030, the need for specialized fire safety measures has become critical.

Full Circle Lithium Corp. (TSXV: FCLI) (OTCQB: FCLIF) has successfully closed an oversubscribed non-brokered private placement, raising $1,578,000. The company issued 6,312,000 units at $0.25 per unit, each comprising one common share and half a warrant. The funds will be used to advance the commercialization of FCL-X™, their proprietary lithium battery fire-fighting agent, and for working capital.

Insiders participated in the offering, subscribing for 1,177,000 units. The company paid $99,634 in finder's fees and issued 398,535 finder warrants. PowerOne Capital Markets acted as a finder for part of the offering. The securities are not registered under the U.S. Securities Act and have restrictions on U.S. sales.