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M2i Global (OTCQB:MTWO) has appointed Camilo Sandoval as Senior Advisor to its executive team and Board of Directors. Sandoval, a former White House Chief Information Security Officer and Senior Trump Administration Official, brings over 30 years of experience in government, technology, and business. He currently serves as Managing Partner of Pacific Square, a strategic advisory firm.

As a U.S. Air Force and NSA veteran, Sandoval's previous roles include CIO of the Department of Veterans Affairs and Senior Policy Advisor for AI and Cybersecurity at the OMB. He also chaired the Federal Acquisition Security Council, focusing on protecting federal supply chains from security threats. M2i Global, which specializes in critical minerals supply chain development, aims to leverage Sandoval's expertise in national cybersecurity, AI policy, and supply chain modernization to strengthen its strategic direction.

M2i Global (OTCQB:MTWO) has appointed Peter O'Rourke Sr. as a senior advisor to its executive team and Board of Directors. O'Rourke, a former Trump appointee who served as acting Secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs in 2018, brings extensive experience in military, government, and private sector leadership. He is currently the managing partner of TCI Partners LLC and holds degrees in Political Science and Logistics and Supply Chain Management.

M2i Global, specializing in critical minerals supply chain development, aims to leverage O'Rourke's high-level government experience and relationships to enhance its domestic and global reach. The company's ecosystem provides partners with turnkey solutions for business expansion, offtake agreements, strategic policy influence, and laboratory services.

M2i Global (OTCQB:MTWO), a critical minerals supply chain company, announces its participation in the SelectUSA Investment Summit from May 11-14, 2025, in National Harbor, Maryland. The summit, hosted by the U.S. Department of Commerce, will feature an Industry Spotlight on Critical Minerals on May 12. The event has historically facilitated over $135 billion in new investment projects and supported more than 105,000 jobs across the United States. The previous summit attracted over 5,000 participants, including representatives from 56 U.S. states and territories and over 2,500 business investors from 96 international markets.

M2i Global (OTCQB:MTWO) has signed a non-binding collaboration agreement with Nimy Resources to develop a sustainable gallium supply chain supporting the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD). The agreement aims to support the production of semiconductors, radar, and aerospace technologies.

Key terms include M2i securing gallium contracts for the DOD while Nimy develops projects in Australia. The agreement establishes a framework for future definitive agreements, though no consideration is currently payable. The collaboration will focus on creating mutual benefits for both companies in supplying gallium for U.S. government requirements.

Additionally, M2i Global has launched a Regulation A fundraise targeting up to $25 million from retail investors, with a minimum investment of $1,000. The offering is qualified under Tier II of Regulation A by the SEC.

M2i Global (OTCQB:MTWO) has launched a Regulation A financing campaign to raise up to $25 million, offering retail investors the opportunity to invest in critical minerals supply chain development. The company aims to address China's monopoly in the global critical minerals market, particularly amid recent export restrictions to the U.S.

The company has established an ecosystem providing turnkey solutions, focusing on securing offtake agreements, influencing government policy, and engaging with NGOs and laboratories. The Reg A financing, enabled by the JOBS Act, allows both accredited and unaccredited retail investors to participate with a minimum investment of $1,000 through their platform at invest.m2i.global.

M2i Global (OTCQB:MTWO) has responded to President Trump's January 20, 2025 Executive Order 'Unleashing American Energy,' which focuses on strengthening the U.S. mineral supply chain. The order aligns with M2i's mission of developing a Strategic Mineral Reserve (SMR) through partnerships with federal facilities and the defense sector.

The Executive Order aims to reduce regulatory burdens on domestic mining, update critical minerals lists, accelerate geological mapping, and enhance national security through mineral independence. Key directives include assessing trade practices, evaluating security implications of mineral reliance, and reviewing the National Defense Stockpile.

M2i's CEO, Major General (Ret) Alberto Rosende, emphasized that their international business model ensures ethical sourcing and compliance with environmental standards. The company's partnership with Not For Sale addresses forced labor concerns, while collaboration with allies like Australia leverages advanced technologies for the U.S. defense sector.

M2i Global (OTCQB:MTWO) and Next-Gen Energy Technology are advancing their collaboration to establish Australia's first Lithium (NCA) cathode materials manufacturing plant outside China. The facility, operating under an August 2024 agreement, will utilize patented technology for lithium-ion battery materials production. The pilot plant is scheduled for commissioning by end-2025, scaling from 2,000 tons/year to 10,000 tons/year full production in 2026, projecting $140 million annual revenue. The 10-year collaboration agreement represents a potential $1.4 billion opportunity. Next-Gen Energy Technology plans to expand to the U.S., Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia, targeting 200,000 tons over ten years. An offtake contract was executed in November 2024 for M2i Global in the U.S.

M2i Global (OTCQB:MTWO) responds to China's recent ban on exporting critical minerals like antimony, gallium, germanium, and tungsten to the United States. The ban significantly impacts U.S. national security and economic sectors, as these minerals are essential for semiconductors, military equipment, and renewable energy technologies.

China currently controls over 50% of global germanium production and most gallium output. The impact is already visible with antimony prices doubling in recent months. M2i Global aims to address this challenge through sustainable mining and recycling operations, focusing on creating resilient domestic supply chains to reduce U.S. dependence on Chinese exports.