• Imagin Medical Inc. uses the standard levels of care for bladder tumor resection and adds advanced technology combined with an FDA-approved imaging agent to display images side-by-side in real-time to provide better cancer visualization, potentially leading to less recurrence
• Hospitals can use their existing endoscopic equipment, as the company’s technology is compatible with almost every model on the market
• The i/Blue™ Imaging System can potentially be used for other minimally invasive procedures, accommodating multiple contrast agents and illumination sources
• Bladder cancer contributes to 4.5% of all new cancers diagnosed and 3% of all cancer-related deaths. It is the sixth most prevalent form of cancer in the United States, with a greater than 50% risk of recurrence
• The company is led by a management team with experience in this industry, including minimally invasive surgery and medical device implementation

Imagin Medical (CSE: IME) (OTCQB: IMEXF) is a surgical imaging company focused on establishing a new standard of care in visualizing cancer during minimally invasive procedures. Its initial focus is on bladder cancer. The company’s first product is the i/Blue Imaging(TM) System, based on advanced optics and light sensors and employing patented ultrasensitive imaging technology. Imagin Medical believes the system can significantly improve surgeons’ ability to visualize and remove cancer cells. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, the company works to enhance its market potential by expanding its technology to multiple endoscopic indications, such as laparoscopic, colorectal and thoracic procedures, accommodating multiple contrast agents and illumination sources. i/Blue Imaging(TM) System The conventional method used for visualizing bladder cancer during surgery is an endoscopic procedure called a cystoscopy. This procedure uses white light to illuminate the bladder. White light has been used for decades and is the standard for more than 90% of the market. Blue light cystoscopy uses blue-filtered white light, which addresses the limitations of white light (such as detecting flat tumors and the fine edges that may result in cancerous cells being left behind during removal). Blue light uses a contrast agent that causes cancer cells to fluoresce when illuminated. Surgeons are then able to more effectively visualize and resect the margins of bladder tumors to reduce the risk of recurrence. Notably, the use of the white light is still necessary during a blue-light procedure so that the surgeon can orient their position within the bladder. Imagin Medical’s i/Blue Imaging System addresses the limitations of both white and blue light cystoscopies. The i/Blue System combines the white and blue light with an FDA-approved imaging agent and simultaneously displays side-by-side images in real-time, without the necessity to switch back and forth between the two images. The i/Blue Imaging System is unlike other methods available on the market today. It is external to the body and can attach to almost any endoscope model currently in use. This way, hospitals adopting Imagin Medical’s technology have the ability to use their current endoscopes without the need to purchase new equipment. Bladder Cancer Prevalence The company’s initial focus is bladder cancer, which is the sixth most prevalent form of cancer in the United States. In 2020, the number of new bladder cancer cases is expected to total 81,400, accounting for 4.5 percent of all new cancers diagnosed. The death rate in 2020 for cancer deaths associated with the bladder is forecast at 17,980, or 3% of all cancer-related deaths (https://ibn.fm/qLi3l). Bladder cancer also has one of the highest recurrence rates among all forms of cancer, leaving about 600,000 people in fear that their cancer will return, according to Imagin Medical. The company is committed to addressing this issue, and i/Blue demonstrations have indicated that the use of both white and blue light can enhance accuracy of detection and removal of cancer cells, potentially lowering recurrence rates. Based on Verified Market Research, the global bladder cancer research market was valued at $3.43 billion in 2018. It is estimated to grow with a CAGR of 4.03% through 2026, resulting in a projected $4.71 billion market (https://ibn.fm/rI7G6). Management Team

1. James Hutchens is the Chief Executive Officer of Imagin Medical Inc. He is a proven entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience in management in the medical technology industry. Hutchens served as a managing partner with Origin Partners, a $55 million early-stage venture capital fund. He was also the founder and CEO of both Microsurge Inc. (a venture-backed minimally invasive surgical company) and Choice Therapeutics (an advanced wound-care company). He is a former member of the Board of Directors of the Brigham and Women’s and Faulkner hospitals. Hutchins holds a BS in Business Administration from Boston University.

John Vacha is the company’s Chief Financial Officer. He has 20 years of experience in the health care industry. Prior to Medtronic’s acquisition of Intact Medical Corp. in 2017, Vacha was the company’s President, CEO and a board member for seven years. He is a licensed CPA in Massachusetts. Vacha has an MBA and an MS in Accounting from Northeastern University in Boston. He is also a serving member of the Board of Directors at the South Boston Health Center. He currently has two patents in electrosurgical instrumentation. Michael G. Vergano is the Director of Operations of Imagin Medical. He has been the President of The Harvest Group Inc. since 1998, where he has provided consultant services for startups and major corporations. Vergano has over 30 years of experience in the medical device industry. He has held management positions at Microsurge Inc., Ciba Corning Diagnostics and Boston Scientific Corp. He is currently the holder of 11 medical device patents and holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Tufts University. Pam Papineau is the company’s Director of Regulatory Affairs. She has over 30 years of experience in quality and regulatory affairs with Boston Scientific, Baxter and Cogentix. She has served as a consultant on various devices including imaging, endoscopy, orthopedic, GI/GU and cardiovascular applications. Papineau has successfully prepared dozens of FDA pre-market and EU submissions to support CE marking of a broad spectrum of medical devices. She is an ASQ Certified Quality Engineer, a Certified Biomedical Auditor, a Certified Quality Auditor and an ISO 13485:2016 Lead Auditor, and she is certified by the Regulatory Affairs Professional Society – U.S., EU and Canada. Papineau works with the company’s legal counsel to prepare pre-submission meetings with the FDA and activities through the regulatory approval process. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.ImaginMedical.com. NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to IMEXF are available in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/IMEXF

• California police department subscribes to Knightscope K5 robot.
• K5 combines self-driving technology, robotics and artificial intelligence.
• K5 robot is a crime-fighting autonomous data machine.
• Knightscope design makes K5 “people-friendly.”

A recent recruit to California’s Huntington Park Police Department (“HPPD”) didn’t graduate from the Police Academy. Instead, the patrol officer is a product of Silicon Valley company Knightscope. The 400-pound security robot, dubbed “HP RoboCop,” joined the police force in June 2019 and has been patrolling the city of Huntington’s 23-acre Salt Lake Park ever since. Its presence has had a marked effect that may point the way to how policing is carried out in jurisdictions across the nation. After deployment “911” calls fell by 46 percent and citations issued fell by over 68 percent (https://ibn.fm/PKnPg). While Alex Murphy, the original Robocop, was a fearsome figure, HP Robocop is quite the opposite. Its sleek appearance is deliberate. Not to be seen as intimidating or out of place has been the design aim. Just like the cops pounding the beat, HP RoboCop’s presence is expected to deter criminal activity. But the robot’s communications capability, the record of events it can store and its unflagging energy (robots don’t get tired) takes policing to another level. The HP RoboCop is actually Knightscope’s K5 model security robot. It has numerous sensors that make it capable of detecting faces, license plates and even smartphone activity. Once gathered, the data can be checked against security databases. For example, a “white list” of license plates will show vehicles with no known security issues. A “grey list” will show vehicles that have had security issues or that have restricted entry. And a “black listed” vehicle — one that is prohibited — will instantly alert control personnel to possible trouble. Such early alerts could save lives. A review of the mass shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, led the International Association of Chiefs of Police (“IACP”) to conclude that had police reached the scene just 60 seconds earlier, they could have saved at least 12 more lives than they were able to. Indeed, the Robocop idea took shape after the Sandy Hook tragedy. The K5 is more about reconnaissance than confronting law breakers. Its prime function is to act as the “ears and eyes” of the police force. “The only way to gain accurate intelligence is through eyes and ears,” says Stacy Stephens, Knightscope executive vice president and chief client officer (https://ibn.fm/K95aU). That accurate intelligence is exactly what Knightscope’s K5 security robot provides. The K5, designed for outdoor use, combines self-driving technology, robotics and artificial intelligence to create what Knightscope refers to as a “crime-fighting autonomous data machine” (https://ibn.fm/kNU5x). For indoor use, Knightscope has developed the K1, a stationary robot that can be used at entrance and exit points. The K5 has been warmly welcomed by the Huntington community. Visitors to and workers at Salt Lake Park, where it is deployed, seem reassured by its presence. In fact, the Robocop has gained celebrity status. Shops report an uptick in business as curious sightseers descend on the park to take selfies with the robot. Rather than being scared or irritated by the K5s, humans are delighted by the idea of robot policemen. It may not be too long before a K5 pounds the beat in your neighborhood. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Knightscope.com. Visit www.Knightscope.com/invest for a summary of Knightscope as an investment, with a blue “Instant Messaging” button for direct contact with the company CEO. NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to Knightscope are available in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/Knight

• Daniel Schieber has been appointed GOH CEO, will also serve as director
• Schieber brings essential skills, experience in capital financing, along with extensive capital markets network
• Schieber uniquely qualified for new role, significant responsibilities in mining sector

GoldHaven Resources (CSE: GOH) (OTCQB: GHVNF), a Canadian junior mining company, has appointed Daniel Schieber as CEO; Schieber will also serve as a director for the company. The appointment took effective in November.  Former CEO David Smith will continue in his role as GoldHaven president and will also be a director. “Mr. Schieber’s appointment as CEO is an important step in the evolution of GoldHaven in its quest to discover and develop potential gold deposits,” said Smith. “Capital financing is absolutely key to achieving this and we feel that Daniel brings the necessary set of skills and experience as well as an extensive capital markets network to achieve this goal.” Schieber comes to his new role uniquely qualified for significant responsibilities in the mining sector. He began his career in metals and mining finance as an analyst for the Stabilitas Group of Funds in 2005 before co-founding Euroscandic International Group, where he raised approximately $350 million in project financing for specific development projects in the mining sector. In the past decade, Schieber also gained experience with Canadian-based farmland investments when he became chief investment officer at Dynamis Capital Corp., which also focuses on long-term, recession-proof investments with emphasis on gold and silver. “I am personally and professionally investing in GoldHaven in order to join Patrick Burns, GOH’s Vice-President Exploration, and the incredible portfolio of assets that he and the GoldHaven team have put together,” said Schieber. “I’m excited to work towards developing these assets’ potential within the gold-rich porphyry systems in the Maricunga Belt of Northern Chile. Further, I believe that this is a phenomenal opportunity and my focus will be to efficiently provide results to our shareholders.” With the CEO appointment, GoldHaven granted to Schieber, pursuant to its 2019 Stock Option Plan, incentive stock options to purchase of 500,000 shares in the capital stock of the company. The options vest immediately from the date of grant and are exercisable on or before Nov. 2, 2023, at a price of $0.42. As a junior exploration company, GoldHaven is active in the Maricunga Gold Belt located in Northern Chile, hosting more than 100Moz of gold, 450Moz of silver and 13Blbs of copper. In addition to its properties in the prolific Maricunga Gold Belt, GOH also operates Canadian projects, including the first phase of the 2020 exploration program on its Adam West property located in Vancouver Island, British Columbia. With key people in place who have decades of experience and successes in the mining industry and the corporate strategy focused on identifying and capitalizing on precious metal projects in mineral-rich districts within stable political jurisdictions, GoldHaven seems in an ideal position to offer the strengths investors tend to look for in uncertain economic times. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.GoldHavenResources.com. NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to GHVNF are available in the company’s newsroom at http://ibn.fm/GHVNF

• Foundation Risk Partners is one of the fastest-growing insurance brokerages and consulting firms in the US that uses platforms and services within the commercial, personal, employee, and risk management industries to provide their clients with a pool of resources.
• The InsuraGuest Hospitality Liability coverage will help reduce the number of smaller claims that Foundation Risk Partners clients make to their general liability providers, which may lower their premiums, decrease risks and generate additional revenue
• InsuraGuest’s insurtech platform integrates with over 70 property management software platforms. The company is committed to continue expanding its brand and sales footprint

Innovative insurtech provider InsuraGuest Technologies (TSX.V: ISGI) is continuing its efforts to revolutionize the insurance industry by harnessing the power of technology, and more specifically, its proprietary software platform, to deliver digital insurance across multiple sectors. Committed to the idea that insurance should be bought, not sold, the company recently signed another Agent Producer Agreement that would allow it to extend the reach of its novel Hospitality Liability Coverage to more hotel and vacation rental properties. The latest agreement was signed by the company’s wholly owned subsidiary InsuraGuest, Inc. with Foundation Risk Partners, one of the fastest-growing insurance brokerage and consulting firms in the United States, and an industry leader in its own right, dedicated to pushing the boundaries of insurance excellence (https://ibn.fm/D4qrz). The company leverages leading platforms and services in the commercial, personal, risk management and employee benefits sectors, as well as selected partnerships, to provide its customers with pooled resources. According to Foundation Risk Partners Executive Vice President, Southeast Sales, Alan Florez, the brokerage was excited to partner with InsuraGuest Technologies for the benefit of its hotel and resort customers. “The InsuraGuest relationship enhances our comprehensive risk management focus within our hospitality vertical,” Florez added. Under the Agent Producer Agreement, Foundation Risk Partners will begin to provide InsuraGuest’s Hospitality Liability coverage to its U.S. hotel clients. The coverage and platform will allow the transfer of frequent property and medical guest claims to InsuraGuest’s policy, which will significantly reduce risk, decrease premiums and help generate additional revenue for hotel operators. Small property or medical claims currently make up a sizeable portion of hotel claims applied to the general liability policy, leading to higher premium prices. Through InsuraGuest, the risk is transferred from the hotel, by having guests pay a nominal fee per night. These small claims are then paid by InsuraGuest, thus limiting impact on the hotel’s general liability policy. Foundation Risk Partners hotel clients will extend the InsuraGuest Hospitality Liability coverage to every guest, which is activated upon check-in. This activation automatically places the charge for the coverage on their folio or bundles it with the fees associated with the stay. The complete fee for coverage is $4.95 per night. The hotel will get to keep 10% of this, generating extra revenue. InsuraGuest CEO and Chairman Douglas Anderson welcomed the agreement with Foundation Risk Partners, as part of InsuraGuest’s continued drive to expand its brand and sales footprint. The agreement with Foundation Risk Partners came shortly after a similar deal with USI Insurance Services, a leading insurance brokerage which will distribute the Hospitality Liability coverage through its network of more than 7,5000 professional brokers nationwide (https://ibn.fm/KNW4r). These partnerships can help InsuraGuest to further cement its leading position on the fast-growing insurtech market. With technology touching almost every industry worldwide, the insurance industry has been no exception. Valued at $5.48 billion in 2019, the global insurtech sector is expected to reach $10.14 billion by 2025, with a CAGR of 10.8% during the forecast period of 2019-2025 (https://ibn.fm/mRJFQ). This growth offers multiple opportunities to InsuraGuest Technologies in terms of expanding its technology outward to cover a wide range of industries asides from the hospitality sector, reaching a larger audience and creating additional revenue. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.InsuraGuest.com. NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to ISGI are available in the company’s newsroom at http://ibn.fm/ISGI

• HempFusion poised for IPO on Toronto Stock Exchange
• Company expects to raise $17 million in public markets debut
• Product portfolio of 46 products
• Products currently sold in more than 4,000 retail locations across 50 states with a 26,000-store pipeline
• Hemp-based CBD market expected to reach $22 billion by 2022

If there was ever a winning prescription for a successful initial public offering (“IPO”), HempFusion Wellness seems to have found it. The Denver-based provider to the health and wellness CBD market has a comprehensive product line that appears to meet the needs of anyone between 9 and 90. Its extensive distribution network is testament to the maxim: It’s not who you know but who knows you. The company recently filed for an IPO on the Toronto Stock Exchange (“TSX”). With a proven management team and increasing consumer adoption of CBD and hemp-based products, HempFusion seems set for a dramatic debut to the public markets. When listed, the company will trade under the ticker symbol CBD.U. The HempFusion Wellness portfolio of offerings — currently 46 products — falls into two major categories: CBD/hemp-based and probiotics. The CBD/hemp product line includes remedies to promote healthy sleep, combat enervation and stress, and provide relief for certain specific conditions. All products are manufactured from DNA-verified, European Union registered, non-GMO, organic industrial hemp. The company’s condition-specific OTC products include:

• OTC Pain Products — The global pain relief market for topicals is projected to reach $13.3 billion by 2025, with a CAGR from 2018 to 2025 of 7.4% (https://ibn.fm/ZgWD4)
• OTC Eczema Products — The global dermatitis market is projected to reach $13.6 billion by 2026
• OTC Acne and Aging/Beauty Products — The global market for beauty and anti-aging products is currently estimated at $1.08 trillion
• OTC First Aid and Wound-Healing Products — In 2019, the 10 top-selling first aid ointments in the United States generated more than $650 million in sales
• The hemp-based CBD market is expected to reach $22 billion by 2022

HempFusion Wellness also markets a line of probiotics through its wholly owned subsidiary, Probulin Probiotics. The probiotics sector is a fast-developing area of opportunity, with a market projected to reach $7 billion globally by 2022. HempFusion is hoping its probiotic line will establish relationships that make it easier for retailers which are new to CBD/ hemp to carry such products. HempFusion has filed to complete an IPO on the Toronto Stock Exchange (“TSX”). The company is hoping to raise US$17 million. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.HempFusion.com/corporate-information. NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to HempFusion are available in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/HempFusion

• Demand for Functional Mushrooms Experiencing CAGR of Over 10 Percent
• Market Projected to Increase from $23 billion in 2020 to $34 billion by 2024
• 61% of the Americans Say Healthfulness Significantly Impacts Their Food Purchases
• Rritual Superfoods Offering Functional Products Based on Chaga, Lion’s Mane and Reishi Mushrooms
• Company Led by Stellar Consumer Packaged Goods (“CPG”) Executive Cast

Functional foods are fast-rising fare for a growing number of Americans. It’s the same on the world stage, where similar forces are in play. As a result, the functional foods market is projected to continue its current 7.9% CAGR until the year 2025. One sector of the market — functional mushrooms — is growing even faster. Demand for functional mushroom is forecast to increase at a CAGR of more than 10%, from $23 billion in 2020 to $34 billion by 2024. These developments augur well for innovative start-up Rritual Superfoods. The company has developed a suite of health-enhancing “functional” products based on various types of mushrooms. With marketing and distribution initiatives spearheaded by an experienced team of consumer packaged-good (“CPG”) executives, Rritual plans to quickly establish a dominant presence in the fast-developing functional foods market. Much better informed and with higher incomes, 21st-century food shoppers are a great deal more selective than previous generations. In pursuit of a diet that supports wellness, they are shifting their purchases towards functional foods. Paradoxically, the fast food industry, with its overly processed products packed with artificial ingredients, might be partly responsible. Growing awareness of the ills brought on by their menus is spurring the food shopper of today to look for products that not only offer convenience but are conducive to good health. The 2018 Food & Health Survey conducted by the International Food Information Council Foundation found that “61% of the American population say healthfulness has a significant impact on their food and beverage purchases” (https://ibn.fm/UyZQA). Consumers don’t just want food to taste good, they want it to have “function,” where the function is some improvement in physiological or psychological well-being. As a separate consumer sector, functional foods have taken off in the Far East as well. Its origins may be traced back to 1991, when Japan’s Ministry of Health began designating some foods as “foods for specified health uses” (“FOSHU”) (https://ibn.fm/1P3SW). However, functional foods, under the label of “fortified foods,” have been available for decades. In the United States, iodine was first added to salt in 1924 in an attempt to alleviate incidences of goiter. And in the early 1930s, cow’s milk began to be fortified with vitamin D to combat rickets, which causes poor bone development and deformities in children. Functional mushrooms predate even these developments. They have been used as health aids for over two millennia. To name just a few, there’s turkey tail, an immune booster; chaga, an immune booster and anti-inflammatory; lion’s mane, a booster for the brain and immune system;  reishi, another immune booster, which also helps to cope with anxiety; and Cordyceps, an energy booster. Ranked as a top-10 food trend by Whole Foods, functional mushrooms are typically consumed in a dry, powdered form. They can be combined with adaptogen herbs, which help the body handle stress, for unique benefits. With a long shelf life when correctly processed and packaged., functional mushrooms are set to transform the functional food industry. Since the industry is in an early stage of development, no market leader has emerged. This presents opportunity the Rritual management are poised to seize. The team is headed by CEO David Kerbel, who brings more than 30 years of experience at a senior level in retail, brokerage and CPG. David was an early Senior Vice President of Celsius Holdings, which currently trades on the Nasdaq (CELH). Warren Spence is chief operating officer. Spence has occupied senior positions at Red Bull and Olivieri during his 25-year career in the food and beverage industry. Rounding out the lineup of top CPG operatives is VP of USA sales Sarton Molnar-Fenton, a former executive of Danone and Nestlé. For more information, visit the company’s website at https://investors.wearerritual.com. Mental Fitness Is a Daily Ritual NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to Rritual are available in the company’s newsroom at http://ibn.fm/Rritual

• USI is a brokerage and consulting firm with over 7,500 professional and nationally networked brokers that will expand the InsuraGuest brand exposure
• The global insurtech market is expected to reach $10.14 billion by 2025 with a CAGR of 10.8% – up from $5.48 billion in 2019
• InsuraGuest is currently ahead of its growth model’s expectations
• The proprietary insurtech platform can integrate with over 70 property management systems for easy implementation

Innovative insurtech provider InsuraGuest Technologies (TSX.V: ISGI), via wholly-owned subsidiary InsuraGuest Inc., recently signed an Agent Producer Agreement with USI Insurance Services (“USI”), a leading United States insurance brokerage and consulting firm. Under the agreement, USI will distribute InsuraGuest’s innovative Hospitality Liability coverages through its network of more than 7,500 professional brokers nationwide (https://ibn.fm/CsfBt). This agreement with USI continues a series of partnerships that InsuraGuest has been signing lately to expand the reach of its insurtech platform and insurance services. “InsuraGuest continues to attract and execute exciting relationships with nationally recognized leaders in the insurance industry,” CEO and Chairman Douglas Anderson said. “Our sales and outreach program, paired with our expansive broker networks, allow us to expand our customer base and grow our brand recognition more quickly than our original growth models indicated.” According to the CEO, this growth avenue will not only increase sales dramatically and provide true nationwide coverage, but it will increase shareholder value as a result. These partnerships can help InsuraGuest to further cement its leading position on the fast-growing insurtech martket. With technology touching almost every industry worldwide, the insurance industry has been no exception. Valued at $5.48 billion in 2019, the global insurtech sector is expected to reach $10.14 billion by 2025, with a CAGR of 10.8% during the forecast period of 2019-2025 (https://ibn.fm/3MqKV). This growth offers multiple opportunities to InsuraGuest, a company committed to harnessing the power of technology to reinvent the insurance industry. With a proprietary software platform that delivers digital insurance to multiple sectors across various industries, the company aims to revolutionize the way insurance is delivered based on the idea that insurance should be bought and not sold. InsuraGuest’s proprietary insurtech platform and liability coverages provide a viable solution to the high frequency of claims that hotel and vacation rental operators are facing and that are frequently applied to the general liability policy, resulting in higher risk exposure and higher premium prices for the property owners. InsuraGuest’s solution transfers the risk from the hotel and vacation rental operators by having guests pay for the coverage at a nomrinal fee per night. Then, all small claims are paid by InsuraGuest, thus keeping them off the property owner’s general liability policy. InsuraGuest Hospitality Liability covers incidentals such as accidents, in-room property damage, accidental medical, death, or dismemberment, or theft claims, which can be filed through the Hospitality Liability coverages instead of the general liability coverage. In addition to reduced risk and lower premiums, the benefits of incorporating the insurtech platform include affordable supplemental insurance options at affordable pricing, improved guest experiences, and prompt compensation. In the last decade, approximately $16.5 billion has been invested in insurtech. The pressure for change and innovation within the insurance market continues to increase. InsuraGuest has been riding the wave of technological insurance innovation within the digital sector but has been expanding outward, offering insurtech options to a wider audience and creating additional revenue streams. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.InsuraGuest.com. NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to ISGI are available in the company’s newsroom at http://ibn.fm/ISGI

• Josemaria Resource’s flagship copper-gold-silver mine is expected to generate an average annual production of 136,000 tonnes of copper, 231,000 ounces of gold and 1,164,000 ounces of silver over its 19-year life
• Copper is known for its varied industrial uses, particularly within renewable power generation sector
• A single wind turbine is said to utilize up to 4.7 tonnes of copper, while each MW of solar power energy employs over 5.5 tonnes of copper during installation
• Research suggests that global copper production will have to rise by 3-6% per annum over next ten years for countries to meet their targets under remits of Paris Agreement

Josemaria Resources (TSX: JOSE) (OTCQB: JOSMF), a Canadian natural resources company, has recently published a NI 43-101 compliant feasibility study for its flagship project, the wholly owned Josemaria Project located in Argentina’s San Juan Province (https://ibn.fm/rcN78). The study revealed that the mine was anticipated to generate an average annual production of 136,000 tonnes of copper, 231,000 ounces of gold and 1,164,000 ounces of silver over its 19-year life span. These figures paint a bullish picture – the mine’s copper production alone would be equivalent to nearly 1% of annual global supply—but an analysis into the dynamics underpinning current copper prices presents an even rosier outlook. Copper is often said to be one of the most versatile metals, with uses varying from building tools to biology – in fact, humans are said to need 1.2 milligrams of copper daily to help enzymes transfer energy inside the body’s cells (https://ibn.fm/rNKeN). Most notably, due to its ductility and electrical and thermal conductivity, copper is most often utilized in the production of electrical conductors, switches, transformers and wiring (https://ibn.fm/lQw4g). The global shift toward the electrification movement can be best visualized in The Paris Agreement—a global climate accord which has attracted 194 countries and the European Union, altogether representing approximately 79% of global greenhouse gas emissions, with the intent of capping the global temperature rise this century (https://ibn.fm/ax2mT). In practice, the agreement has led to a surge in investment in electric vehicles and renewable energy sources, with China announcing on November 23, 2020 its plan to budget $910 million for renewable energy subsidies in 2021. Copper has established itself as perhaps the most critical metal within the renewable energy complex. The generation of clean energy from solar and wind sources utilizes copper at a rate of four to six times greater relative to its usage within fossil fuel-powered electricity generation. For instance, an average 3 megawatt (“MW”) wind turbine is said to contain up to 4.7 tons of copper, with 53% of that figure being used in the form of cable and wiring, 24% contained within the wind turbine and a further 19% within the turbine transformer (https://ibn.fm/J96aZ). Despite the industrial slowdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, global offshore wind investment touched a new high of $34.9 billion in the first half of 2020 – a figure which quadrupled the investment seen in the first half of 2019 and which sits well above the total for last year as a whole (https://ibn.fm/kptfC). Solar energy farms have also been avid users of the metal, with a study finding that each MW of solar power utilized an average 5.5 tons of copper in the form of heat exchangers, wiring and cabling. In fact, a study carried out from Navigant Research forecast that over 1.9 billion pounds of copper would be consumed between 2018 and 2027 in North America alone, to build an estimated 262 GW of planned solar installations (https://ibn.fm/Ck9fO). Meanwhile, new energy vehicles are not far behind in copper consumption. Lithium ion batteries, which power everything from mobile handsets to Tesla vehicles, contain an estimated 440 pounds of copper per MW. With Deloitte recently suggesting that battery-powered electric vehicles would account for approximately 32 percent of the total market share for new car sales by 2030 (https://ibn.fm/gVOcW), the forecasted demand for copper is clearly set to increase exponentially in coming years. Copper has long been heralded for its close correlation to global economic growth – recent trends suggest it is also set to be a key beneficiary from the global shift towards renewable energy sources. With copper demand set to continue its stunning growth patterns in coming years – a study by Bernstein Research suggested that global copper production would have to rise by between 3 percent and 6 percent per annum to meet expected demand (https://ibn.fm/ESgB2) – Josemaria Resources may find that it is involved in the right metal, at exactly the right time. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.JosemariaResources.com. NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to JOSMF are available in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/JOSMF

• NETE results include year-over-year increases in revenue and transaction volume
• 45% of NETE clients in restaurant business, management expects rebound once states reopen
• NETE plans to divest payments processing model to enter EV industry through reverse-merger with privately-held Mullen Technologies Inc.

Net Element (NASDAQ: NETE), a global financial technology and payments processing company, recently posted its Q3 2020 results showing improved revenues despite continued shutdowns in NY and California. The value-added solutions group supports electronic payments acceptance in an omni-channel environment that spans point-of-sale, e-commerce applications and mobile devices for small to medium enterprises in the U.S. and selected emerging markets. Business closures due to COVID-19 have affected NETE revenues negatively, particularly for the restaurant industry that comprises approximately 45% of its customer base. With most of the business coming from the southern states, NETE management believes that card processing volumes for the company could rebound sharply if their customers in New York and California could open up again. Despite the negative outlook and overall sinking economy, company revenues improved in Q3 2020, coming in at $16.7 million from $13.7 million in Q2 2020 (https://ibn.fm/S1d2d). Other highlights from their Q3 results include a year-over-year increase in total transaction volume from $956.2 million to $953.7 million and a year-over-year increase in their North American Transaction Solutions segment to $16.07 million from $15.9 million (https://ibn.fm/od2oj). The company reported a net loss to common stockholders of approximately $0.52 per share or a total net loss of $2.3 million – almost twice the $1.0 million net loss or $0.24 per share loss for the same period in 2019. The $1.3 million net loss increase is primarily attributed to an increase in non-cash compensation of approximately $1.1 million and an increase in bad debt expense amounting to approximately $200,000. Gross margin for the quarter was $2.2 million or 13.0% of net revenues, down from $2.7 million or 16.3% for the same period in 2019, attributed to the increased competitive pressure in the industry. Year-over-year operating expenses increased to $4.1 million from $3.6 million while salaries, benefits, taxes and contractor payments decreased by approximately $0.4 million due to staffing reductions connected to COVID-19. Earlier this year, NETE announced plans to divest itself of its payments processing services in order to enter the electric vehicle industry through a reverse merger with Mullen Technologies. Following the requisite approvals, the transaction will allow the stakeholders of privately-held Mullen to gain a majority of the new stock while accelerating the process of taking the new company public. NETE continues to work diligently on the transaction while Mullen completes its audit and S-4 document with expectations to have it filed by the end of the year. “We continue working diligently in an effort to finalize the Mullen merger for the benefit of our shareholders,” said Net Element Executive Chairman Oleg Firer. Formerly ranked as one of North America’s fastest growing companies on Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500(TM) in 2017 and 2018, NETE offers 100-plus payment solutions in an omni-channel environment for small to medium enterprises. Following the approval of its reverse merger with California-based Mullen Technologies, the company plans to divest its payments-as-a-service business model and enter the electric vehicle industry. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.NetElement.com.

• COVID-19, the election, and preference shift towards growth-oriented stocks causing unprecedented stock market volatility
• SRAX’s Sequire SaaS platform unlocks big data investor insights for public companies
• Sequire’s user base grown to over one million investors, traders across 125 companies and partners
• Sequire’s Q3 2020 performance includes over $6.7 million in bookings and 37% increase in subscriptions

The stock market is currently going through a phase of unprecedented volatility caused primarily by political and societal issues, projected to continue well into 2021. As a proactive response, some public companies are choosing to gain clarity about their investor activity through Sequire, a SaaS platform created by SRAX (NASDAQ: SRAX) that unlocks data and insights through warrant tracking, survey creation, events, roadshows and customer relationship/resource management (“CRM”). According to a recent BTIG report (https://ibn.fm/QXqZ0), issues with COVID-19, the United States presidential election and a general market shift towards growth-oriented stocks are the three major transitory events causing extreme volatility in the markets. “We’re living through three transitions which, in a period of elevated volatility, are reminders that the path to the long term is a series of short terms — often gut-wrenching, both down and up,” wrote strategists Julian Emanuel and Michael Chu in the BTIG report. Among other factors connected to the economic downturn, volatile market conditions have added to the toll taken on public companies. Besides poor performance across almost every industry, the situation has been made more challenging by extra pressure from stakeholders on management to keep driving share prices upward. To that end, Sequire has the potential to add significant value to marketing efforts by unlocking the power of data, engaging current investors and attracting new capital through marketing campaigns. Since its creation in 2019, the platform’s user base has grown rapidly to over one million investors and traders across 125 companies and partners. Accordingly, Sequire’s performance in Q3 2020 was stellar with over $6.7 million in bookings, its first positive quarter EBITDA, and a 37% increase in subscriptions. SRAX’s overall performance is in line with the success of the platform, with 161% year-over-year and 124% quarter-over-quarter revenue growth. “As the Sequire platform continues to grow and adapt to customer needs, we are seeing a tremendous increase in our recurring revenue stream,” said SRAX Founder and CEO Chris Miglino. “Sequire is changing the way public issuers interact with and engage their investors, and it shows. We are pleased to report our first quarter of positive EBITDA from our Sequire segment” (https://ibn.fm/buUFN). SRAX is a financial technology company that unlocks data and insights for publicly traded companies through Sequire, its premier investor intelligence and communications platform. Through Sequire, companies can track investor behaviors and identify trends for use in campaigns to engage current and potential investors across marketing channels. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.SRAX.com NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to SRAX are available in the company’s newsroom at http://ibn.fm/SRAX