American Battery Materials, Inc.
- Market Cap (Float-Adj) (Float-adjusted market cap computed by the low-float screener — matches the screener row. May differ from the standard cap (price × all shares outstanding) reported elsewhere.)
- $10.5M
- Price
- $2.78
- % Change (Daily % change from the live per-ticker quote feed.)
- -42.44%
- Volume
- 154
About
American Battery Materials, Inc. (BLTH) is a renewable energy firm dedicated to the extraction, refining, and supply of specialized technical minerals within the United States. The company's operations primarily involve sourcing lithium and other critical minerals. A significant holding is the Lisbon lithium project, situated in San Juan County, southeastern Utah, which comprises 743 placer mining claims spanning an area of 14,320 acres. Incorporated in 2007, the company maintains its headquarters in Greenwich, Connecticut. It transitioned from its former name, BoxScore Brands, Inc., adopting American Battery Materials, Inc. in October 2022.
Quick stats
Shares outstanding3.8M
Computed float2.0M
Float / shares51.7%
Key info
SectorBasic Materials
IndustryIndustrial Materials
CIK (Central Index Key — the unique ID the SEC assigns to every filer. Use it to look up the company's filings on EDGAR.)0001487718
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minorneutraloperations update
American Battery Materials Submits Annual BLM Maintenance Fees for 743 Lisbon Valley Mining Claims
American Battery Materials (OTC: BLTH) submitted its annual maintenance fee payment to the Bureau of Land Management on August 28, 2026, ahead of the September 1 deadline, covering all 743 federal placer mining claims at its Lisbon Valley Project in southeastern Utah.
The Lisbon Valley Project spans approximately 14,320 acres in San Juan County, roughly 35 miles southeast of Moab, and represents the core mineral rights position supporting the company's lithium and magnesium development planning.
The claims are reflected as active and filed, but the payment is not a BLM determination on claim validity, mineral resources, title sufficiency, or permits. No dollar amount for the maintenance fees was disclosed.
Red flags
- Routine administrative housekeeping release with no new resource, permitting, or financing progress disclosed
- Maintenance fee amount not disclosed; claims still subject to BLM administrative processing and validity requirements
- Company remains exploration/development stage with financing availability cited as a key risk