Beyond Oil's* $8.3M U.S. deal which was announced Friday after market could generate tens of millions over five years, as Trump's former advisor, now President of Latitude, vows to push for its adoption as a mandatory standard across the U.S. food-service industry. This israeli company is one to watch closely. Beyond Oil’s stock is already up almost 200% over the past year, but with these new groundbreaking deals and a massive market, it seems that the sky may be the limit for the innovative player.

Beyond Oil Ltd.* ($BOIL) just announced the most significant deal in its history—a $8.3 million U.S. distribution agreement with Latitude, a leading logistics and distribution company. Coming on the heels of a $4.9 million Australian deal and other global milestones, this partnership could fundamentally reshape Beyond Oil's financial trajectory and position it for exponential growth. With markets reopening on Monday, this could be a pivotal moment for Beyond Oil's stock.


A Game-Changing $8.3 Million U.S. Deal

The five-year agreement with Latitude, announced late Friday evening, is expected to generate $8.3 million in revenue in its first 12 months alone. If the partnership continues to perform as expected over its full term, the total revenue potential could easily climb to tens of millions of dollars.

Latitude will exclusively distribute and sell Beyond Oil’s patented filtration technology across the United States, granting the company access to the largest food-service market in the world. The U.S. restaurant and fast-food industry, valued at $900 billion annually, represents a monumental opportunity for Beyond Oil’s innovative solution.


Trump's Former Advisor at the Helm of Latitude

What sets this deal apart is the leadership at Latitude. Laurel Eastman, a former senior advisor to President Donald Trump, serves as Latitude’s president. Eastman has publicly stated her commitment to using all the tools at her disposal to make Beyond Oil's product a required standard across the United States.

With Trump now back in power, this could provide a unique advantage for Beyond Oil. If Eastman can leverage her influence to promote Beyond Oil’s technology at the federal level, the company’s products could gain widespread adoption, potentially revolutionizing frying operations in the U.S. food-service industry.


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Not an Isolated Win: Back-to-Back Deals

The Latitude deal comes just weeks after Beyond Oil secured a $4.9 million, five-year agreement in Australia. Together, these two deals represent over $13 million in new revenue opportunities, with the potential for significant recurring income if these partnerships flourish.

Moreover, Beyond Oil recently announced its rollout in Eastern Europe with a fast-food brand operating over 1,000 locations. This 16-ton product rollout marks the beginning of a long-term partnership with substantial revenue potential.

These back-to-back wins highlight Beyond Oil’s ability to scale rapidly and secure high-value partnerships across multiple continents.


Why Every Fast-Food Restaurant Needs Beyond Oil

Beyond Oil’s patented filtration technology addresses a major challenge in the food industry: the repeated use of frying oil. This common practice not only degrades food quality but also poses significant health risks.


Here’s why Beyond Oil’s product could become essential for fast-food restaurants:

· Cost Savings: By extending the life of frying oil, restaurants can cut costs and improve margins.

· Improved Food Quality: The filtration process removes contaminants that negatively affect taste, ensuring consistently high-quality fried food.

· Sustainability: Reduced oil consumption translates to less waste and a lower environmental footprint.

· Regulatory Compliance: With stricter food safety standards on the horizon, Beyond Oil provides a proven solution to help restaurants meet these requirements.

Fast-food chains and restaurants worldwide could significantly benefit from adopting this technology, which has already received FDA, Health Canada, and Israeli Ministry of Health approvals.


The Medical Backing That Makes This a Global Standard

Beyond Oil’s stock isn’t just about innovative technology—it’s backed by compelling medical research. Prof. Sarel Halachmi, a leading public health advocate, has called Beyond Oil’s filtration powder a “global scientific breakthrough” that could dramatically reduce health risks associated with fried food consumption.

According to Halachmi, reused frying oil leads to the accumulation of harmful toxins, including acrylamide and trans fats, which are linked to cancer and cardiovascular disease. Beyond Oil’s solution removes these toxins, extending oil life while maintaining food quality and reducing health hazards.

With mounting public health concerns over fried food, Beyond Oil’s product is uniquely positioned to become a global standard in frying operations.



What to Expect on Monday

Friday’s announcement gives the market the weekend to digest the magnitude of the Latitude deal, and Monday will be the first trading session where the market can react. Here’s are some key factors to take into account:

· Immediate Revenue Impact: The $8.3 million projection for 2025 alone is significant for a company of Beyond Oil’s size and demonstrates its ability to secure high-value deals.

· Potential for Long-Term Gains: With a five-year term, the Latitude deal could deliver tens of millions in revenue, creating a compelling growth narrative.

· Strategic U.S. Entry: The U.S. market is notoriously competitive, and this deal positions Beyond Oil as a serious player with strong distribution backing.

· Influence from Latitude’s Leadership: With Eastman’s connections and Trump’s influence, the potential for Beyond Oil’s technology to gain broader regulatory or industry backing adds a new layer of opportunity.


Looking Ahead

Beyond Oil is at a critical juncture. The $8.3 million Latitude deal, combined with the $4.9 million Australian agreement and a strategic rollout in Eastern Europe, showcases the company’s ability to deliver significant results on a global scale.

The added layer of influence from Laurel Eastman and the potential for government or industry-wide adoption under Trump’s administration could turn Beyond Oil’s technology into a national standard in the U.S. food-service market.

For investors, Beyond Oil represents a rare opportunity: a company at the intersection of public health, sustainability, and financial growth. With its largest deal to date now in play and strong momentum across multiple regions, Beyond Oil’s stock could be on the verge of explosive growth when markets open on Monday.


If Eastman’s vision of making Beyond Oil a U.S. standard materializes, the sky’s the limit for this innovative food-tech disruptor.



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