Beyond Oil’s Strategic Momentum: Capital, Partnerships, and Expansion Fuel Growth

Beyond Oil Ltd. has entered a pivotal phase of its growth trajectory, bolstered by a C$4.5 million capital infusion from recent warrant exercises, updates on its supplier approval with Restaurant Brands International (RBI), and a targeted expansion of its U.S. team. These developments position the company to capitalize on rising demand for sustainable and health-conscious food service solutions.

A Capital Boost for Global Ambitions

The company announced on May 1, 2025, that it had raised C$4,497,304.66 (approximately C$4.5 million) from warrant exercises issued in 2022 and 2024. This follows an earlier C$1.77 million injection in November meiden, bringing total proceeds from warrant exercises to C$6.27 million since January 2025. The funds will directly support Beyond Oil’s global expansion initiatives, including new distribution agreements, product shipments, and scaling its U.S. operations.

The warrant exercises reflect strong investor confidence in Beyond Oil’s technology, which extends the lifespan of frying oil, reduces harmful compounds linked to cancer and cardiovascular disease, and slashes operational costs for food service operators. This capital influx also underscores management’s ability to secure funding amid a competitive landscape for ESG-focused startups.

RBI Approval: A Milestone with Caveats

Beyond Oil’s relationship with RBI—owner of Burger King, Popeyes, Tim Hortons, and other global brands—has reached a critical juncture. After a successful pilot with Burger King Israel, RBI granted approval for the chain to use Beyond Oil’s technology across its restaurants. However, this does not guarantee automatic access to all 30,000+ RBI locations worldwide. Instead, franchisees outside Israel must submit individual applications to RBI to secure approval for their own operations.

While this approval is a significant validation of Beyond Oil’s technology—especially given RBI’s stringent standards—the non-exclusive nature of the deal means competitors could also pursue similar partnerships. CEO Jonathan Or acknowledged the need for active outreach to franchisees, emphasizing that Beyond Oil’s solution offers “a clear path to cost savings and compliance with health regulations.”

U.S. Expansion: Building the Foundation for Dominance

Beyond Oil is doubling down on its U.S. market penetration with four key hires in 2025, all veterans of major restaurant chains. These additions bring expertise in oil filtration systems, commercial kitchen operations, food safety compliance, and large-scale distribution. The team is already executing numerous pilot programs to showcase the technology’s benefits, such as extending oil life from every 3–4 days to monthly cycles.

The company’s Houston-based operational hub, set to hire 50 professionals by Q3 2024, will serve as a North American nerve center for scaling production and regulatory compliance. This expansion aligns with Beyond Oil’s focus on renewable energy partnerships and addressing the U.S. food service industry’s reliance on reused frying oil—a practice linked to severe health risks.

Risks and Opportunities Ahead

While Beyond Oil’s progress is promising, challenges remain. The RBI approval process requires individual franchisee applications, which could slow global adoption. Additionally, competitors in the oil filtration and sustainability tech sectors may pose threats. However, Beyond Oil’s FDA and Health Canada clearances provide a regulatory advantage, and its pilot programs are generating revenue-ready proof points.

The U.S. market alone presents a massive opportunity: the food service industry wastes billions of gallons of frying oil annually, creating a $ multi-billion addressable market. With its technology reducing costs by up to 40% for operators and eliminating carcinogenic byproducts, Beyond Oil is uniquely positioned to tap into this demand.

Conclusion: A Compelling Investment Narrative

Beyond Oil’s C$6.27 million in recent capital, its strategic hires, and its RBI partnership form a robust foundation for growth. The company’s focus on scalable solutions for health and sustainability aligns with global trends in ESG investing and consumer demand for safer food practices.

While risks like regulatory hurdles and competitive pressures persist, the data paints a compelling picture:
- 30,000+ potential franchisee partners through RBI alone.
- A 300% increase in pilot programs in the U.S. since Q1 2025.
- C$6.27 million in new capital to fuel expansion.

For investors, Beyond Oil’s ability to convert pilot programs into long-term contracts—and its proven capacity to secure funding—suggests a high-potential play in a sector ripe for disruption. As the company scales its U.S. operations and navigates global partnerships, this could be a pivotal moment for stakeholders.

The question now is not whether Beyond Oil’s technology works—pilots have already proven that—but whether its execution can match the promise. With its latest moves, the company is laying the groundwork to do just that.