8-KFiled Aug 17, 8:00 PM ET

Bioforce Nanosciences Discloses Ryder Scott Prospective Resources Report

$BFNH · BIOFORCE NANOSCIENCES HOLDINGS, INC.

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Bioforce Nanosciences Discloses Ryder Scott Prospective Resources Report

What Happened
Bioforce Nanosciences Holdings, Inc. (BFNH) announced it engaged Ryder Scott Company, L.P. and on August 13, 2026 received a Ryder Scott Prospective Resources Report dated July 1, 2026 assessing certain interests in the Fox Mountain and South Lund assets. The report covers oil and gas BLM lease properties held by the company across approximately 19,957 acres in the White River Valley, Nye County, Nevada, and presents estimates of prospective (undiscovered) gross unrisked resources and chances of geological discovery.

Key Details

  • Engagement and report dates: Ryder Scott was engaged July 1, 2026; the report was received August 13, 2026.
  • Area and assets: Report covers ~19,957 acres of Nevada BLM leases including Fox Mountain and South Lund.
  • Nature of findings: The report provides estimates of prospective (undiscovered) resources and chance of geological discovery — it is not a reserves report and does not conform to SEC Oil and Gas Industry Disclosures.
  • Company cautions: BFNH states the estimates are preliminary, highly speculative, may differ materially from actual recoverable volumes, and additional data (drilling, seismic, cores, pressure data) will be needed before reserves or development decisions.

Why It Matters
For investors, this filing signals that BFNH has had an independent technical evaluation suggesting potential hydrocarbon targets on its Nevada leases, but it is not evidence of proven or commercially recoverable oil or gas. The report is an early-stage, speculative assessment; the company explicitly warns the estimates are not SEC-recognized reserves and may never be discovered or produced commercially. Investors should treat the information as preliminary and consider the many risks BFNH lists (geologic uncertainty, need for capital and drilling, commodity prices, regulatory and operational risks) before assuming value or production potential from these acreage holdings.