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Frontieras North America Closes $25M Regulation A+ Offering, Expands to $75M for West Virginia Coal Conversion Facility

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Frontieras North America has closed its $25M Regulation A+ offering and filed to expand it to $75M to advance its $850M Mason County facility that converts coal into clean fuels and products using patented FASForm technology.

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Frontieras North America Closes $25M Regulation A+ Offering, Expands to $75M for West Virginia Coal Conversion Facility

Frontieras North America, an energy and environmental technology company, has announced the full closure of its inaugural Regulation A+ offering at the $25 million qualified ceiling and has filed to expand the offering to the $75 million statutory maximum. This milestone reflects strong investor demand and positions the company to broaden its shareholder base while advancing development of its $850 million Mason County, West Virginia facility.

The company is commercializing its patented FASForm(TM) Solid Carbon Fractionation process, which thermally disassembles coal and other solid hydrocarbons into multiple high-value products without combustion, government subsidies, or waste. The process produces ultra-low sulfur diesel, naphtha, hydrogen, FASCarbon(TM) solid fuel, sulfuric acid, and ammonium sulfate fertilizer from a single coal feedstock. The technology is patented across five continents and holds global coverage in the nine largest coal-producing nations.

According to Frontieras, the successful capital raise underscores market confidence in its approach to converting coal into clean-burning fuels and industrial products. The company plans to use the funds to advance its flagship facility in West Virginia, which represents an $850 million investment. The move to expand the offering to $75 million signals ambitions to scale operations and attract a wider investor base.

This development comes amid growing interest in technologies that can reduce emissions from coal while maintaining its use as an energy source. Frontieras' process claims to produce hydrogen and other valuable byproducts, potentially offering a bridge between traditional fossil fuels and a lower-carbon future. The company emphasizes that its technology operates without reliance on government subsidies, positioning it as a market-driven solution.

Investors and industry observers will be watching how Frontieras deploys the capital and whether it can achieve commercial-scale production at the West Virginia site. The expansion of the offering to the statutory maximum indicates management's confidence in meeting regulatory requirements and investor appetite. For more information, the company's newsroom is available at https://ibn.fm/Frontieras.

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