Full Circle Lithium Announces First USA Commercial Sale of FCL-X(TM) to Major Waste Management Operator to Combat Lithium-Ion Battery Fires

• On 8 Apr 2026 Full Circle announced its first commercial sale in the United States of the proprietary fire‑extinguishing agent FCL‑X™ to a major waste‑management operator.
• The product is positioned for lithium‑ion battery fires in landfills, recycling facilities and collection systems – a market the company has repeatedly highlighted as “multi‑billion‑dollar”.
• Management framed the deal as the transition from development to revenue generation, confirming that the solution is now being deployed in an operational environment.
• No financial terms were disclosed; the announcement is purely commercial, with no mention of additional financing or dilution.

• Materiality: The sale represents the first revenue‑producing contract in a high‑growth vertical (waste management) that had only been discussed in earlier “pipeline” language.
• Expectation vs. reality: Prior news (Jan–Mar 2026) described plant capacity, school and logistics deployments, but no confirmed paying customer. The waste‑management sale exceeds those expectations – it is the first paid contract beyond pilot/letter‑of‑intent stage.
• Market reaction potential: Because the company’s valuation hinges on moving from prototype to cash flow, this news can shift sentiment from speculative to modestly earnings‑oriented, justifying a Material‑Positive rating. It does not yet constitute a “game changer” (e.g., multi‑million dollar contract or partnership with a Tier‑1 OEM), but it materially de‑risk the revenue pipeline.

Full Circle Lithium Corp. develops FCL‑X™, a non‑hazardous water‑based extinguishing agent engineered specifically for lithium‑ion battery thermal runaway fires. The flagship product line includes retail extinguishers (20 oz–3 L), industrial units (30 L, 50 L) and a forthcoming 100 L model. Core markets: residential/home improvement, education, logistics, waste management, municipal fire services, and EV/energy‑storage OEMs.