ELEKTROS Advances Lithium Projects and Moves to Enforce EV Charging Patent Amid Market Highs

ELEKTROS Inc., based in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, has outlined significant progress in both its lithium resource development and intellectual property enforcement strategies, as global demand for electric vehicles and clean energy solutions continues to surge.

The company is actively advancing hard rock lithium exploration and development projects in Sierra Leone, Africa. Management views this region as a critical component in the global supply chain for electric vehicles, energy storage systems, and the broader clean energy transition. ELEKTROS believes that its focus on lithium aligns the company with one of the most important industrial trends of the current era, as the need for battery materials intensifies worldwide.

In addition to its mining initiatives, ELEKTROS holds United States Patent No. 12,522,100 B1, which covers advanced electric vehicle charging technology. This patented technology is designed to significantly reduce charging times and improve efficiency for EV users globally. The company asserts that this innovation represents a meaningful advancement in the electric vehicle ecosystem and could play a key role in the evolution of rapid charging infrastructure worldwide.

On May 5, 2026, ELEKTROS delivered a cease-and-desist notice to a major global automotive manufacturer, whose identity has not been publicly disclosed, regarding activities related to potential infringement of the company’s patented EV charging technology. The company emphasized that protecting shareholder value and defending its intellectual property rights remain core priorities.

ELEKTROS stated that it is actively monitoring the electric vehicle industry for potential unauthorized use of its patented technology by various market participants. The company intends to enforce and protect its intellectual property rights where appropriate, signaling a proactive approach to IP management.

Looking ahead, ELEKTROS confirmed that it expects to initiate strategic communications in the following week, which will include potential licensing discussions. These may involve one-year lease arrangements for the patented technology, as well as broader strategic alternatives such as acquisition or buyout proposals concerning the patent portfolio.

Management believes that successful monetization, licensing, or a strategic acquisition of the patent portfolio could represent a highly significant event for the company and its shareholders, potentially creating substantial long-term enterprise value.

Shlomo Bleier, CEO of ELEKTROS Inc., commented, “This patent represents years of innovation, engineering, persistence, and commitment. We believe our technology has the potential to redefine the electric vehicle charging experience globally. At the same time, we remain deeply committed to responsibly advancing our lithium initiatives while aggressively protecting the intellectual property we have worked tirelessly to build. Our mission is to create enduring shareholder value through innovation, execution, and strategic growth.”

The company reiterated that its management team continues to work aggressively across all operational divisions with the objective of building a globally recognized energy and technology company positioned at the intersection of lithium resources, electrification, and EV infrastructure innovation.

ELEKTROS’ U.S. patent, No. 12,522,100 B1, can be accessed at https://patents.google.com/patent/US12522100B1.

The company cautioned that statements regarding patent enforcement, licensing opportunities, potential acquisitions, market opportunities, shareholder value, and operational execution are forward-looking and subject to risks and uncertainties. Investors are encouraged to conduct their own independent due diligence before making any investment decisions.

ELEKTROS Inc. is publicly traded under the ticker symbol ELEK. Additional information is available on the company’s website at www.elektros.energy.