ImjinBridger
10 hours ago
Last year, the Company publicly set a goal of exceeding all of 2024’s production with a single production batch in 2025. Today, Kraig Labs announces it has far exceeded that goal and kept that promise.
Last year they produced 1200 pounds, so if this single batch "far exceeded" that it could be close to a 1-ton batch. Even if it's only 1500 pounds then 1 more batch of equal size would easily get us to or past the1 1/2-tons on hand mark to start sales. Allowing 2 weeks, for the sterilization they just started talking about, which seems like a lot, we could have commercial shipments in the first part of June. I don't know if the 6-week cycle includes reeling or any other processing that needs to be done. Either way I don't see any way that silk shouldn't have been received by some manufacturer or manufacturers sometime in July. I just hope Kim names them at that time and it's not just Kings Group.
Even as I type this, I don't fully believe it will actually happen. But here we are. The fact that someone, who shall remain unnamed, has tanked the markets and has us headed into a recession is probably what muted the market's reaction to this PR.
fza
17 hours ago
ANN ARBOR, Mich., March 10, 2025 – Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc. (OTCQB: KBLB) (“Company” or “Kraig Labs”), a global leader in engineered spider silk technologies, is thrilled to announce that it has begun production of the largest single batch of BAM-1 recombinant spider silk in the Company’s history.
BAM-1:
1. Larger cocoons
2. Extremely healthy/not prone to disease
And this batch is larger that all of 2024.
Kraig Labs announces it has far exceeded that goal and kept that promise.
Unfortunately "far" cannot be quantified and of course Kim won't. On the other hand Kim didn't have to use the word so the batch is probably substantial. The lack of quantity in a PR is about as predictable as the usual suspects pointing it out. It is all good news but is the batch one worm larger that all of 2024 or is it thousands upon thousands? With the temperature in the mid 50's today I use a baseball analogy. We are either only on first or rounding third and heading for home. It appears to be the latter.
beacham
20 hours ago
Here we go again. The company sends out a PR outlining clear production advancements and the bashturds interpret it as an invitation to throw temper tantrums. It would be funny if it wasn’t so predictable. It is equally predictable that I will post a message to counter the childish nonsense. I, we, the actual investors in this life-changing company will have the last word. And the last laugh. This photo is a wonderful sight. I’m guessing this ain’t the only ‘party’ going on. How’s that 2nd license looking now? Hey, Cambodia, are you seeing this? Lookin’ pretty damn good, I’d say. You can be part of this. Just say the word. Git-r-done and have some fun.
Hey, hold down the noise, will ya? … we’re WORKING HERE !!!
The share price manipulation is vicious and ongoing. On speculation alone, this company should be waaaay higher. Coming in the ‘not-so-distant’ future, << soon, sooner, soonest >> there will be lots of regrets from people who could not, or would not, get a clue. We are golden. No comment from the CEO in the PR. Oh, wait, that’s right, he’s busy working on contracts and dealmaking. Tick, tock …
https://www.weforum.org/videos/amsilk/ - Being promoted by the WEF ??? Vomit-inducing, to say the least. Bunch of goo-ber-nik bullshit. Posting this link says nothing. It’s a cheap shot, an unnecessary distraction. You and your two clown-faced buddies, BSLK and Spiber, are knock-off, cartoonish hack jobs, nothing more. Pathetic.
EXPONENTIAL, indeed !! How many of you actually know what this word means? Make sure you do b/c it will make all the difference. I tried to figure out how much we created in 2024 but I had to wade through the whole Darwin Bark spider thing, then the whole $10 million funding thing, then the whole Caddisfly underwater adhesive thing, then the whole “successfully doubled the complexity and size of its spider silk gene insert package” thing, and then finally, “resulting in more than 1,200 pounds of recombinant spider silk cocoon production this year.” This one batch is MORE than that. Not exponential, yet, however … do take note …
It’s coming … BUY MORE SHARES !!!
We are the * NEXT * BIG * THING *
Later, WBeacham
rayovac812
20 hours ago
Lol, it was foolish to think they stopped. You don't surpass 2024 production by early March, by stopping. People that get it, get it. You said elsewhere and maybe here, that you didn't have production worries. Some get spooked, others are confident.
They don't think Dr K knows what he is talking about. Metric tons in 2025, is his statement. I think Kim deliberately sandbagged to finally exceed expectations.
Fiberrevo9
22 hours ago
Of course is metric tonnage there, but as Rayo says, all will really begin to roll when 1,5 tons will be produced, and that is more near than just around the corner!!!
Next batch will at 100 % fullfill that !!!....
Some more weeks to go and this company is in commercialisation, no more doubts here, it's a reality!!!
So happy about today's pr, let the chart manipulators continue to play their game and try to battle the pps down, the great day for longs is very close and this company is unstoppable.
Contracts with big players are more than logical....much more to come...
DimesForShares
22 hours ago
How shorting happens:
1) The 'shorter' borrows stock from someone*;
2) The shorter sells the stock they borrowed;
3) At a later time, the shorter buys stock from the market;
4) They return the shares they borrowed.
To short, you must borrow shares. Who is going to loan you the shares to sell? For a company like Berkshire Hathaway, it's easy to borrow shares from your trading platform. Currently I'm on Charles Schwab. They buy shares of stocks and hold them, just like investors do. But Charles Schwab doesn't buy shares of penny stocks like KBLB -- they are too volatile. A few trading platforms will allow shorting of penny stocks, but you have to pay a premium that amounts to dollars on the penny. You give them $1.05 and they will buy a 5 cent share and loan it to you. That way, if you return a stock that is only worth 1 cent, they haven't lost money.
Short selling is almost nonexistent on penny shares like KBLB. Sorry to burst your bubble.
DimesForShares
23 hours ago
Well, my March 5th prediction that we were close to re-starting production in Vietnam turned out to be correct. Everyone who thought that production was on going was not quite correct. (Cough, mojo, cough).
Once again, today's PR fails to provide much critical information about actual quantities. I'm guessing KBLB produced somewhere in the vicinity of 150 kilos of silk last year. We might see 200 kilos from this crop? At this rate, Thompson may have enough silk to spin up Spydasilk by late June: 150 kilos + 200 kilos + 400 kilos =750 kilos of silk + 750 kilos of cotton = 1.5 metric tons of Spydasilk blend. But it might take another crop to get there, which would push the timeline back to end of August.
DimesForShares
23 hours ago
There are so many problems with the HyperLoop technology it will forever remain a fantasy. It takes enormous power (and quantities of copper) to create and maintain the high vacuum and power the superconducting coils. Leaks tend to occur near points of stress, meaning the capsule is close by. Thus, there isn't always enough time to gracefully 'decelerate to a complete stop.' The vacuum tube is also extraordinarily vulnerable to sabotage: a grenade would probably do the trick. All it takes is one Titan-like implosion to convince passengers that this is not a safe way to travel.
Musk imagines that people on Mars will be able to create methane and oxygen from water and CO2. The raw materials are there, but it takes enormous energy to perform the conversion, on top of the energy required to obtain the raw materials. Mars is about twice the distance from the sun, so solar energy is 1/4 as strong. We would have to ship tens of thousands of solar panels before humans had enough energy to heat their environment, generate sufficient O2 to sustain life, grow crops for food, create the chemical plant to synthesize methane and O2, liquify the methane, and fuel a rocket for its return to Earth. Of course, we could simply send an enormous nuclear power plant to Mars, complete with uranium, and pray that the rocket didn't blow up with all that uranium on board while it was still in our atmosphere. We are talking trillions of dollars for this effort. I'm sure American taxpayers will be happy to pay...
funnytimes2
1 day ago
Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Meets its Target With Largest Ever Product Batch of BAM-1 Spider Silk – Surpassing Entire 2024 Output
ANN ARBOR, Mich., March 10, 2025 – Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc. (OTCQB: KBLB) (“Company” or “Kraig Labs”), a global leader in engineered spider silk technologies, is thrilled to announce that it has begun production of the largest single batch of BAM-1 recombinant spider silk in the Company’s history. Last year, the Company publicly set a goal of exceeding all of 2024’s production with a single production batch in 2025. Today, Kraig Labs announces it has far exceeded that goal and kept that promise.
In 2024, Kraig Labs produced more spider silk than in all previous years combined. Following a record-breaking 2024, the Company is now surpassing that milestone with just a single production run in early 2025. This single production run is larger than the Company’s entire output for the previous 12 months. This extraordinary expansion underscores the Company’s continued success in scaling up the commercial production of its revolutionary spider silk technology.
“Today, we are making history,” said Jon Rice, Chief Operations Officer of Kraig Labs. “This production run is not just our largest to date—it is larger than everything we produced throughout all of 2024. This achievement demonstrates our ability to dramatically scale BAM-1 silk output, bringing us closer than ever to meeting what we see as an immense global demand for high-performance spider silk.”
The current BAM-1 silk production run is the latest in a series of breakthroughs that validate the Company’s robust spider silk production platform and its ability to deliver industrial-scale quantities of its cutting-edge biomaterial. Kraig Labs remains committed to pushing the boundaries of advanced material science, leveraging its scalable production systems to create unprecedented opportunities in technical textiles, defense, and performance apparel industries.
“As we continue to ramp up production, this milestone is a clear testament to the dedication of our team and the scalability of our technology,” said Rice. “We set out to revolutionize the performance materials market, and we are proving that spider silk is no longer a material of the future—it is here today and ready for commercialization.”
With this historic production milestone, Kraig Labs is further solidifying its position as the industry leader in spider silk manufacturing. The Company looks forward to sharing further updates as it advances toward commercial deliveries and strategic partnerships.
For the latest updates on Kraig Labs and its pioneering spider silk technologies, visit www.kraiglabs.com.
For details about other recent Kraig Labs advancements, please watch the Company’s investor conference at www.kraiglabs.com/videos or on the Company’s YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@kraigbiocraftlaboratories2270.
To view the most recent news from Kraig Labs and/or to sign up for Company alerts, please go to www.KraigLabs.com/news
About Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc.
Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc. (www.KraigLabs.com), a reporting biotechnology company is the leading developer of genetically engineered spider silk-based fiber technologies.
The Company has achieved a series of scientific breakthroughs in the area of spider silk technology with implications for the global textile industry.
Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward Looking Information
Statements in this press release about the Company’s future and expectations other than historical facts are “forward-looking statements.” These statements are made on the basis of management’s current views and assumptions. As a result, there can be no assurance that management’s expectations will necessarily come to pass. These forward-looking statements generally can be identified by phrases such as “believes,” “plans,” “expects,” “anticipates,” “foresees,” “estimated,” “hopes,” “if,” “develops,” “researching,” “research,” “pilot,” “potential,” “could” or other words or phrases of similar import. Forward looking statements include descriptions of the Company’s business strategy, outlook, objectives, plans, intentions and goals. All such forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in forward-looking statements. This press release does not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any security.
Ben Hansel, Hansel Capital, LLC
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