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Karbon-X Corp. (OTCQX: KARX) regularly issues news and updates that describe its activities as a vertically integrated climate solutions company and emissions mitigation provider. Its announcements cover project development, carbon trading operations, regulatory initiatives, partnerships, and financial reporting, giving context for how the company participates in global carbon and renewable energy markets.
Recent news highlights include progress on nature-based climate projects developed through ALLCOT – A Karbon-X Company, such as the REDD+ Sur del Meta forest protection initiative in Colombia and the ABC Mangrove Project in Senegal. Karbon-X has also reported on a new mangrove restoration project in Guinea, emphasizing blue carbon, biodiversity, and community resilience across West Africa.
Other updates focus on the Alberta Solar Rewards Program, which is designed to enable homeowners with rooftop solar systems to generate verified carbon credits under Alberta’s TIER framework, and on the rollout of EU Allowances trading through accounts opened within the European Union Emissions Trading System. The company also publishes news about strategic partnerships, including collaborations with Global Frontier Advisors L.P and major energy producers, as well as sponsorship of the BK Dukes basketball team with integrated emissions reporting and offsetting.
Investors and observers can use the KARX news feed to follow disclosures on trading operations, project milestones, regulatory developments, and SEC-related announcements such as Form 10-K filings and growth in carbon-related revenue. This page aggregates those releases in one place, making it easier to review how Karbon-X describes its evolving role in compliance and voluntary carbon markets over time.
Karbon-X (OTCQX: KARX) expanded the REDD+ Sur del Meta Project in Colombia’s Meta department to protect 40,637 hectares of forest and support nearly 1,000 local families. Developed by ALLCOT, the initiative shifts communities from cattle clearing to climate-smart cacao, coffee, and citrus, and builds community-led governance.
Over the next four months teams will expand carbon and biodiversity monitoring with >100 permanent plots and new camera traps. The project is verified under international standards and is expected to avoid more than 3.7 million tonnes of CO₂e over its lifetime.
Karbon-X (OTCQX:KARX) announced a multi-year partnership with Hockey Canada to become the organization's Official Sustainability Partner, integrating verified sustainability programs into national tournaments and grassroots registration starting November 12, 2025.
The collaboration will add optional and select-ticket sustainability contributions to support verified, Canada-based climate projects and aims to deliver measurable environmental and community benefits while raising awareness through events and fan engagement.
Karbon-X (OTCQX:KARX) announced a multi-year partnership with Hockey Canada to become its Official Sustainability Partner, dated November 12, 2025. The alliance integrates verified, measurable sustainability programs into national tournaments and grassroots registration, including optional and ticket-linked contributions that fund Canadian-based climate projects.
The partnership aims to boost environmental engagement at events and community programs and follows Hockey Canada’s recent gold certification from the Council of Responsible Sport for the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship.
Karbon-X (OTCQX:KARX) is expanding its blue carbon program into the Konkouré Delta, Guinea, replicating a proven mangrove restoration model from Senegal.
The company cites a prior 7,000-hectare Senegal project that has generated an estimated 2.8 million tonnes of CO2 reductions and community benefits; the Guinea initiative aims to scale biodiversity protection, shoreline resilience, and sustainable livelihoods across West Africa.
Implementation preparation includes regional technical missions, training, and field work in the Gandoul Marine Protected Area led by ALLCOT — the company’s project development arm — to strengthen local capacity for propagation, carbon monitoring, and long-term restoration.
Karbon-X (OTCQX: KARX) completed the 2025 planting season for the ABC Mangrove Project in Senegal, reporting approximately 2,082 hectares newly planted in 2025 using natural propagules. Combined with prior seasons, the project now exceeds 7,000 hectares of cumulative planting, pending final cartographic confirmation.
The initiative is developed by ALLCOT in partnership with Woodside Energy, focuses on community-led restoration, trains local residents (especially women and youth), and aims to generate verified blue-carbon credits as it advances toward VCS and CCB registration.
Karbon-X (OTCQX:KARX) announced completion of planting across more than 7,000 hectares under the ABC Mangrove Project in Senegal on October 28, 2025. Developed via ALLCOT and in partnership with Woodside Energy, the multi-year, community-led restoration aims to restore blue-carbon ecosystems, support biodiversity, and create local jobs and skills training.
The project is estimated to achieve 2,861,923 tonnes CO₂ of reductions over its lifetime (about 71,548 tonnes/year) and will generate verified blue carbon credits tied to local socio-economic benefits and several UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Karbon-X (OTCQX:KARX) reported Q1 2026 results for the quarter ended August 31, 2025, highlighting record top-line growth and balance-sheet improvements. Revenue rose to $35.7 million, a 27,883% YoY increase, driven by expanded carbon credit trading and global operations. Gross profit increased to $293,869. The company raised $3.88 million in new capital and converted $2.28 million of debt to equity. Cash grew 93% to $1.36 million, total current assets reached $6.5 million, and inventory rose 750% to $847,017. Karbon-X also acquired a carbon-offset portfolio valued at $605,093.
Karbon-X (OTCQX:KARX) is advancing its Alberta Solar Rewards Program in partnership with a local solar provider to enable homeowners with rooftop solar systems to generate verified carbon credits under Alberta's TIER framework. The program aims to democratize carbon markets by providing homeowners access to previously unavailable carbon credit opportunities.
The company has demonstrated its market leadership in 2025 through trading millions of international renewable energy certificates (iRECs) across four continents. Additionally, Karbon-X is exploring feasibility studies for over 10 new solar projects, including utility-scale developments in South America and commercial/residential installations on the U.S. West Coast.
Karbon-X Corp. (OTCQX:KARX), a climate solutions company, has filed its Form 10-K for fiscal year 2025. The company reported significant financial growth with revenue increasing to $3.16 million from $0.41 million in the previous year. Key highlights include the acquisition of ALLCOT Group, launch of trading operations, and strategic partnerships with major energy producers and BK Dukes.
The company recognized $3.86 million in deferred revenue from forward carbon credit contracts and reported $3.79 million in receivables from forward carbon credit sales. The ALLCOT acquisition has expanded Karbon-X's verified emissions pipeline and enhanced its multi-jurisdictional credit monetization capabilities.
Karbon-X (OTCQX:KARX) and the Banff Half Marathon have extended their sustainability partnership for the third consecutive year, focusing on verified climate contributions. The partnership allows runners to make voluntary climate contributions during registration, supporting clean energy and sustainable heat initiatives globally.
Race Director Paul Regensburg highlighted how the partnership aligns with community values, while Karbon-X's EVP of Sports & Entertainment Matt Kauffman emphasized the shared commitment to environmental protection. The partnership will continue through 2027, aiming to minimize environmental impact and promote collective climate action among participants.