FuelPositive Provides Corporate Update: French Offering Document Available, Updated Website, and Strong Financing Interest

Executive Summary

• FuelPositive announced the availability of the French version of its Offering Document to broaden investor accessibility and launched an updated corporate website.
• The company reported strong investor interest in its ongoing financing, which is timed to coincide with the activation of its first Green Ammonia system and the transition into the demonstration phase.
• The release highlighted significant stock price appreciation (200% in the US, 150% in Canada year-to-date as of Aug 29, 2025) and provided details on the company's FP300 and FP1500 Green Ammonia production systems.

Key Details

• Offering Document: French version of the Offering Document is now available on the Investors page and filed on SEDAR+, alongside the English version.
• Financing Status: Strong interest received in ongoing financing; update to be provided upon successful closing. Financing is timed to align with the activation of the first system and the start of the demonstration phase.
• Stock Performance: As of August 29, 2025, shares increased by 200% in the United States and 150% in Canada year-to-date.
• FP300 Demonstration System:
  • Installed on an 11,000-acre grain farm in Sperling, Manitoba (Tracy and Curtis Hiebert's farm).
  • Designed to produce 100 metric tonnes of Green Ammonia annually.
  • Powered by sustainable electricity; produces carbon-free ammonia on demand.
• FP1500 Commercial System:
  • Foundation for the FP300 system.
  • Capable of generating 500 metric tonnes of Green Ammonia annually.
  • Designed for farms of approximately 10,000 acres.
• Environmental Impact: Each tonne of ammonia produced prevents up to two tonnes of CO₂e emissions.
• Partnerships: Supported by Stantec for engineering and consulting.
• Company Focus: Transitioning from development to deployment of proprietary on-farm Green Ammonia systems to reduce reliance on volatile supply chains.

Notable Quotes

• No direct quotes from the CEO/President were included in the text of the release.