CarbonMeta Technologies Separates Green Building Materials Unit to Drive Growth and Investor Returns

Strategic Carve-Out Targets Expanded Operations and Technology Scaling

CarbonMeta Technologies, Inc. (OTC PINK:COWI) disclosed its intention to separate its green building materials division into an independent enterprise, a move designed to maximize shareholder returns and seize emerging market opportunities. The separation strategy reflects management’s confidence in the subsidiary’s commercial potential and the parent company’s ability to concentrate on core research initiatives.

The Separation Framework and Shareholder Implications

Under the proposed transaction, the green building materials business will operate as Carbon Conversion Group, Inc. (CCG), an entity focused on expanding advanced manufacturing infrastructure and scaling proprietary technologies. CarbonMeta Technologies shareholders will receive one share of Carbon Conversion Group stock per 3,000 shares held as of the designated Record Date of June 23, 2023. The distribution of separated company shares is projected to occur during the third quarter of 2023.

Lloyd Spencer, President and Chief Executive Officer of CarbonMeta Technologies, emphasized the strategic rationale: “This separation positions Carbon Conversion Group to rapidly expand operations through larger-scale infrastructure deployment while enabling CarbonMeta Technologies to prioritize research efforts in construction waste recycling and circular economy advancement.”

Carbon Conversion Group’s Technology Focus

The separated entity will concentrate on commercializing two key technological platforms: microwave catalysis systems for converting waste plastics into recoverable resources, and production of carbon-negative building materials such as EarthCrete®. These technologies represent significant opportunities within the sustainable materials marketplace, where demand for waste-to-value solutions continues accelerating.

Both entities intend to preserve commercial collaboration, ensuring clients benefit from integrated service offerings. CarbonMeta Technologies will maintain headquarters in Woodinville, Washington, while pursuing its research and development agenda focused on circular economy applications.

Risk Factors and Forward-Looking Considerations

This separation involves inherent risks typical of smaller publicly-traded enterprises. Investors should review detailed disclosures in Securities and Exchange Commission filings for comprehensive risk assessments and forward-looking statement disclaimers.

For investor inquiries regarding CarbonMeta Technologies: Mark Duiker, Investor Relations, (844) 698-3777, option 3.