Flexible Solutions International Inc (FSI)

In the past six months, FSI's stock has trended down by 39.55%. Recent events include a delay in releasing full-year 2025 financials due to tax consultant delays, the commencement of production at its Panama factory, the announcement of fourth quarter and full year 2025 revenue, the announcement of third quarter 2025 financial results, the rejection of an offer to acquire an agriculture company, and an Annual General Meeting.

Demand for FSI's products varies. Water and energy conservation products like HEATSAVR and WATERSAVR may see higher demand during warmer months or dry seasons. Agricultural products' demand aligns with planting and harvesting seasons. Oilfield, detergent, and water treatment products may have less seasonal demand, while food-grade products might have consistent demand throughout the year.

Flexible Solutions International, Inc. (FSI) is an environmental technology company specializing in biodegradable polymers and environmentally safe water and energy conservation technologies. Their major products include Thermal Polyaspartates (TPAs) used in oilfields, agriculture, and cleaning products; Nitrogen Conservation Products like SUN 27TM; HEATSAVR and WATERSAVR for water and energy conservation; and food and nutritional materials, for which they have obtained FDA food-grade approval.

Flexible Solutions International, Inc. is headquartered in Taber, Alberta, Canada, and operates in Canada, the United States, and internationally. Its operations include Flexible Solutions Ltd of Canada, NanoChem Solutions Inc. of Nevada and Illinois, and ENP LLC of Illinois. The company has a plant in Peru, Illinois, for food-grade production, and an ENP division plant in Mendota, Illinois.

Flexible Solutions International is committed to high ethical standards and business integrity. The company's transition to a food-grade supplier has been a positive development, marked by new contracts for food-grade manufacturing. The recent delay in releasing full-year 2025 financials due to tax consultant issues has not significantly impacted brand reputation.

Flexible Solutions International, Inc. has a mixed ownership structure including institutional, insider, and retail investors. Insiders hold approximately 36.19% to 50.70% of the stock, with CEO Daniel B. O'Brien being the largest individual shareholder. Institutions hold between 3.11% and 54.31% of the stock. Retail investors own approximately 37.80% to 54.83% of the company.