RITEOTCMiscellaneous Metal OresUS GAAP · USD

MINERALRITE Corp

MINERALRITE Corp is a U.S.-based micro-cap issuer with no disclosed operating business in the provided excerpts. The filings show a company focused on issuing and converting preferred stock, warrants, and common shares, with proceeds used for working capital and other corporate purposes.

Operating profit (EBIT)-0.4m USD
Net income-0.3m USD
Free cash flow-0.3m USD

Fiscal year 2025 · change from previous year

Development 2025–2025

-0.5-0.4-0.3-0.2-0.10.0m USD2025: EBIT -0.43 m USD2025-0.43
RevenueOperating profit (EBIT)

Business

Share of revenue
Preferred equity issuances70 %

Series C and Series D preferred shares issued through private transactions and consultant arrangements.

Warrants10 %

Warrants issued alongside preferred stock to provide additional equity upside to holders.

Common stock issuances15 %

Common shares issued in conversion or exchange transactions, including asset-for-equity deals.

Contractual purchase rights5 %

Bespoke option-like rights granted to consultants to acquire Series C preferred stock.

Customers

The company’s counterparties are primarily consultants, private investors, and other sophisticated holders participating in exempt securities transactions. These parties buy preferred stock, warrants, or purchase rights because the securities offer conversion optionality and potential upside rather than operating exposure to a product or service business. The filings also show asset-exchange counterparties, such as the unaffiliated third party that received common stock in exchange for restricted Creatd shares.

Consultants and contractors

They receive contractual purchase rights and later exercise them to acquire Series C preferred stock.

Private placement investors

They buy Series D preferred stock and warrants in Regulation D offerings for speculative upside.

Asset exchange counterparties

They receive common stock in exchange for non-cash consideration such as restricted equity interests.

Strategy

The disclosed strategy is centered on financing the company through exempt equity issuances and using proceeds for working capital. The repeated use of consultant-linked purchase rights, preferred stock, and warrant structures suggests a focus on capital preservation and balance-sheet support rather than operating expansion.

Maintain access to private financingShort term

The company appears dependent on small exempt offerings to fund operations.

Manage equity dilution and conversion activityShort term

Frequent preferred stock issuances and conversions can materially change the capital structure.

Geography

The company is incorporated in the United States and the disclosed transactions are U.S.-based. No country revenue split, operating footprint, or manufacturing base is disclosed in the excerpts, so the business appears to be domestically administered and finance-driven rather than geographically diversified.

Risks

The main risk is that the company appears highly reliant on repeated equity issuance and conversion activity to fund working capital, which can create dilution and signal limited operating cash generation. Because no operating product business is disclosed, investors also face uncertainty about the underlying business model, asset quality, and long-term viability. As with many micro-cap issuers, liquidity, valuation, and compliance risks are elevated.

Sorted by severity
Dilution from conversions and issuancesHigh

Series C preferred stock was converted into large blocks of common stock, expanding share count.

Exposure: Existing shareholders

Financing dependenceHigh

The company used offering proceeds for working capital and appears reliant on repeated private issuances.

Exposure: Working capital and ongoing corporate funding

Limited operating transparencyMedium

No substantive product, customer, or revenue disclosure is provided in the excerpts.

Exposure: Business model assessment and valuation

Micro-cap liquidity riskMedium

Thinly traded equity and small private placements can lead to price volatility and execution risk.

Exposure: Common stock and preferred stock holders

Accounting

Judgemental items
Preferred stock conversion accounting

Series C preferred stock converted into common stock, affecting equity balances and diluted share count.

Impact: Share count and capital structure

Warrant and option valuation

Series D warrants and consultant purchase rights require valuation and classification judgments.

Impact: Equity measurement and dilution

Non-cash consideration

Common stock was issued in exchange for restricted Creatd shares, requiring fair value estimation.

Impact: Reported equity and asset values

Publicly listed companies with a comparable business focus.

Last updated: 24/09/2026