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BRIEF-Volato Enters $320 Billion Critical Minerals Marketi With Execution Of Definitive Agreement To Acquire M2I Global

Jul 29, 2025 7:16 AM

July 29 (Reuters) - M2i Global Inc ( MTWO ):

* VOLATO ENTERS $320 BILLION CRITICAL MINERALS MARKETI WITH

EXECUTION OF DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT TO ACQUIRE M2I GLOBAL

* M2I GLOBAL INC ( MTWO ) - SHAREHOLDERS TO OWN 85% OF VOLATO

POST-ACQUISITION

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