👉SGBX is TODAY’S #1 ALERT*

Hey Folks, Jeff Bishop here,

Stock futures were slightly off early this morning as the market held its breath waiting for the CPI release.

💥I took the opportunity to scan for stocks that were solidly green in the pre-market, and one that has really caught my attention is Safe & Green Holdings Corp. (SGBX). 

Take a look at its chart on your favorite trading platform.

The stock underwent a reverse split in September, and the company as a whole is in the process of reorienting and rebranding (details below), so that has weighed on the stock price the last few months.

If you zoom in, there have been some very significant runups along the way, including a 127% spike in a single day in October and a 394% runup in 7 trading days in November.

The stock has trended down since last Monday, but beginning yesterday around 11:00 AM ET, it climbed 4% into the close.

Despite stock futures being in the red this morning, SGBX surged considerably in the pre-market, and I’m watching it closely to see if this “bottom bounce” will play out.

👉  SGBX is TODAY’S #1 ALERT* 👈

To kickstart your own research, here are 5 things that stand out about the company itself:

1) It’s pivoting from modular home builder to integrated energy powerhouse 🚀

SGBX began life as a modular building company focused on prefabricated structures, but in November, it announced it had “completed outstanding projects and formally exited the sector last month.”

However, it does still plan to maintain a foothold in containerized construction — repurposing recycled shipping containers — as part of an integrated energy strategy that spans “containerized generators, modular data centers, bitcoin mining units, and containerized micro-refineries.”

2) Rebranding as Olenox Industries 🔄

Last Wednesday, SGBX revealed it has begun “a comprehensive corporate rebranding initiative” that will include “a planned name change to Olenox Industries Inc. and a corresponding update to its trading symbol.”

This is to reflect “the company’s transformation into a fully integrated energy and infrastructure solutions platform.”

The company also said it plans to “consolidate its existing subsidiaries into a unified operating structure” in order to “enhance execution efficiency, strengthen brand visibility and support scalable growth across the company’s expanding portfolio of infrastructure and energy-focused solutions.”

3) Subsidiary Olenox Corp. just hit an operational milestone 🛠️

Olenox Corp., the wholly-owned energy subsidiary of SGBX, received its DOT number in November. This allows it to mobilize service assets and rigs, service its own equipment, and sell services to third parties. 

SGBX CEO Michael McLaren said that “being able to do our own work greatly reduces the cost of our maintenance and workover costs. We can now go full out getting our wells back online.”

The press release also said the company “expects to achieve cash-flow positivity in 2026,” with a “key driver” of that being growth in third-party service revenue enabled by its DOT number.

4) The company removed a legacy financing overhang 🧾 

Before its energy pivot could really be taken seriously, SGBX had to clean up a major overhang tied to an older financing arrangement connected to a large customer, Boral. That agreement involved the “potential issuance of over one billion shares.”

That uncertainty crushed the stock and triggered a public interest concern.

In October, though, the company restructured its agreement with Boral, “cutting potential dilution by 80%, removing the Ace warrants, and resolving Nasdaq’s previous public interest concern.”

And following the reverse split in September, “dilution was reduced by an additional 64%, further strengthening Safe & Green’s capital structure.”

5) 🧱 Strategic Acquisitions Strengthen the New Model

On December 19, SGBX said it had just closed the acquisition of Giant Containers, a modular container manufacturer that had $5 million in projects under contract and an additional $22.5 million in its pipeline.

It added that Giant Containers “brings a highly recognized brand with an established customer base that includes globally recognized organizations such as Tesla, Amazon, General Motors, Nike, and Yale University.”

This new subsidiary will plug into SGBX’s broader energy and industrial platform by enabling “containerized power generation, crypto mining, and data center solutions.”

Final Thoughts

SGBX is clearly going through some big changes, so I strongly suggest going through the company’s press releases from the past year, especially the ones linked above outlining its new corporate strategy.

And of course, always approach your trading in a responsible manner. Trading is very risky, and nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. 

Please read the full disclaimer at the bottom of this email as well, so you are aware of our compensation and other conflicts of interest, as well as additional risks and considerations. Always have a well-thought-out game plan that takes your personal risk tolerance into consideration.

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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