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One of their subsidiaries does Crude Oil Cleanup, and recently received (2) $15M contracts. (See News below)
Another of their subsidiaries has a unique bone grafting system that is currently live in Texas, and will soon expand to Florida (See News below)
Authorized: 1,000,000,000
Outstanding: 1,000,000,000
Float: 924,000,000
Umbra Applied Technologies Group, Inc's (OTC: UATG) subsidiary, H2O Processing, announced today that, it has received two separate letters of intent. Under the proposed funding agreements, the bank would provide a credit facility through the SBA 7(a) loan program. The credit facility is provided by an SBA National Preferred Lender, institutional banking services provider and one of the few bank-owned vehicle and fleet leasing groups in the nation.
H2O Processing Chief Executive Officer, Stan Abrams stated,” We are working within an expedited SBA process through a major bank. This shortens the processing time which allows for SBA funding to be issued within very short cycle.”
Each of the proposed lending facilities would provide $500,000 in initial working capital for a total of $1 million. The capital is to support the equipment delivery of the Company’s proprietary Iron Removal System and ancillary services under the previously announced contracts. Under SBA 7(a) loan program each loan could be increased to up to $5 million each.
Chairman of H2O Processing parent company, UAT Group, Alex Umbra commented, “Additional news on production scheduling for the build out of these units, delivering those units onsite, and revenue guidance from units will be forthcoming.”
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/uat-group-subsidiary-h2o-processing-123000680.html
Umbra Applied Technologies Group, Inc's (OTC: UATG) subsidiary, H2O Processing, announced today that, at the request of The Texas Railroad Commission (“TRC”), it has submitted a proposal to support a pilot program designed to treat and reduce wastewater currently being disposed of in salt water discharge wells. The objective of the TRC’s program is to not only reduce the amount of discharge water, but to address the amount of seismic activity in the Permian basin.
H2O has developed a proprietary process to significantly reduce the volume of water injected in to salt water discharge (SWD) wells. The process can: 1. Treat the water to a quality that can be used for agricultural use. 2. Treat high salinity water by separating the salt and reducing the remaining byproduct for disposal to approximately 10%. 3. The separated salt can be captured and marketed as a commodity.
The H2O proposal outlines the use of a 200 gallons per minute system (6,700 BBls/day) and includes a mechanical evaporation unit to treat water where the chlorides are above 60,000 ppm. H2O believes this system will properly demonstrate the viability of the process. Once this pilot project is completed then, H2O can work with the TRC for larger systems to be deployed to treat larger volumes of water in various areas identified by the TRC.
The systems are portable and can be used in different locations in order to prove the ability to treat different waters from different locations and wells.
H2O Processing Chief Executive Officer, Stan Abrams stated,” We are very excited to team up with and support the efforts of the Texas Railroad Commission. My team and I are looking forward to working with the Commission and the great State of Texas”.
H2O’s evaporation process is a mechanical system that will produce a “clean salt” that is less than 10% moisture. The salt can be processed into several products to meet a large demand and market. The salt commodity can be marketed and removed from the process sites and converted into an income-producing product instead of a waste product to be injected in to a SWD.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/uat-group-subsidiary-h2o-processing-123000954.html
12-15-22
UAT Group’s Subsidiary, H2O Processing, Announces Up To $17.2M Contract with Texas Oil Company
Denver, CO, Dec. 15, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Umbra Applied Technologies Group, Inc’s (OTC Pink: UATG) subsidiary, H2O Processing, announced today that it has been contracted by Pinto Red Gathering Company (PRGC) to treat iron contaminated crude oil. Under the agreement, H2O Processing will treat an initial 650 bbls/day for the first 60 days and 1,200 bbls daily every day after based on existing production. The contract specifies a reduction in iron contamination to under 10 ppm minimum so that product may be retailed to a U.S. pipeline. The newly signed agreement outlines an increase in production to 1,200 bbls a day totaling an estimated $3.24 million dollars in annual service contracts. Initial anticipated monthly production is valued to begin at an estimated $108,000 eventually increasing to $216,000. The agreement announced today further allows for an increase in production of up to 8,000 bbls a day totaling an estimated $17.2 million dollars in annual service contracts. Increase in production will coincide with the delivery of additional equipment from H2O Processing over the course of the year. This contract is in addition to the two previous contracts announced earlier in the week. In total H2O has announced three contracts this month totaling nearly $50 million annually.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/UATG/news/UAT-Groups-Subsidiary-H2O-Processing-Announces-Up-To-172M-Contract-with-Texas-Oil-Company?id=383949
12-13-22:
UAT Group’s Subsidiary, H2O Processing, Announces Second Contract Valued Over $15.4 Million
Source: Yahoo News Published on 2022-12-13
12-8-22:
UAT Group’s Subsidiary, H2O Processing, Announces Up to $15 Million in Crude Oil Iron Removal
Source: Yahoo News Published on 2022-12-08
12-6-22:
Source: Yahoo News Published on 2022-12-06
