Argo Living Soils Corp. (CSE: ARGO, FSE: 94Y, OTC Pink: ARLSF) is a publicly traded agribusiness company headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia. The company specializes in the production and development of organic agricultural products, including soil amendments, living soils, bio-fertilizers, vermicompost, and compost tea kits specifically formulated for high-value crops.
Founded with a strong commitment to sustainability, Argo focuses on creating products that enhance soil health and fertility while supporting sustainable farming practices. By leveraging innovative technologies and advanced research, Argo aims to contribute to the agricultural sector’s transition towards more environmentally friendly and resource-efficient methods. Argo’s strategic initiatives include a partnership with Connective Global SDN BHD, a Malaysian-based company, to jointly conduct research and development of biochar for agricultural and industrial applications.
This collaboration with Collective Global, utilizes the research facilities at University Putra Malaysia, a renowned institution with a strong focus on agricultural sciences.
PT Aplikasi Grafena Industri & Consulting (Ltd) (AGIC) AGIC is an Indonesian graphene company, which has successfully developed low cost, green and sustainable synthetic bio graphene and graphenic NPs composite materials production technology, based on any type of specific and homogenous biomass waste precursors.
AGIC produces green and sustainable synthetic bio graphene and graphenic NPs composites on the basis of easy multiplicated and expanded micro factory networks. Of which provides lowest logistic, SCM and production cost possible and small capacity production venue low investment capital. As well, flexible graphene and graphenic NPs composite materials production assignment and scheduling.
Argo is strategically driving the development of biochar-enhanced products tailored for the Southeast Asian and Middle Eastern markets. These regions offer significant opportunities for sustainable agricultural practices, driven by initiatives to convert arid lands into arable farmland and the growing recognition of the importance of food security.