Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (QB) (KBLB) Quote

What we need are multiple production facilities churning out silk. For the life of me I cannot figure out why that is so hard for this company to achieve unless they are incompetent or the Vietnam government or provincial governments have been holding them back. We have a silkworm that can make the company money and yet it isn’t. That makes zero sense. That first facility should be cranking out silk like there’s no tomorrow by now. If it isn’t, then they need to tell us. If it is, then they need to tell us. I’m greedy for another production update.

I admit I was wrong. lol

I have to admit I’m surprised we haven’t gotten an update on the next BAM-1 production batch this far into 2025. Has it even started? Hmm. Beard scratcher.

Funny, nobody saw it when I said it 6 months before you. They all saw you said June.

Maybe you missed my detailed post a week or two ago. I am not incorrect.

Best case scenario it is possible the cocoons yield full silk. I went with the lowest outcome.

Also, the assumption is per year until 2029 you stupid f*ck. Have you read any articles or heard any information on how much they're supposed to make this year? IDIOT

You say things but post 0 evidence. Yes, you're an idiot.

He gets all the credit but I said it 6 months before him

I love the way people think today

I'm still banking on February but we're running out of days. I'm with you on the +/- 2 months.

Truth, bum, he said OPEN FOR BUSINESS AT 1.5 METRIC TONS.

TO BE SO LAZY AS TO NOT VERIFY A SIMPLE FACT FROM A VIDEO IS PATHETIC. YOU SUCK

Doubtful. I think KT stated something along the lines that they would start hiring a sales team after they’ve achieved that 1.5 tons so I first expect 1.5 to be pr’d. They will probably in the same pr say they are going to start putting together a sales department. I would add that even then , it’s just to send out samples to customers for testing. It’ll take a while for customers to test and maybe possibly put an order in. I think it will be many months before this stock gets on the radar of new investors. For now , it’s just treading water and probably for months to come.

SO much Bickering, So little knowledge.
We all should know that stock price will go up following revenue and profit and not by much or sustainably before then.
So why not just quietly wait a few months and see if that happens.

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They aren't anywhere near selling silk....

Will this next PR be the one we’ve all been waiting for? where they announce they have sold some silk

Amen! It is plain enough for a blind person to see, Jet. KBLB is set to make a huge move upwards once Kim is satisfied with the silk amounts. A multi-ton production PR must be close. I believe Kim has enough news right now to drive KBLB into multi-dollar territory as a minimum with more to come. GO KBLB!

Currently, assuming they can make 5 metric tons of cocoons which yields on the low end, 1.25 metric tons of silk
And you think other posters are idiots? You're only off by a factor of 2-2.5 on your first assumption and you ain't on the low end either.

I believe you are correct Banana. Sure all signs point that direction. 

February is here, Jet. February and March will be gigantic, I believe. GO KBLB!

Yep that's why the stock keeps holding strong or going up. Another good call webstinker!!!

Oops, no PR....

That can't be good for shareholders....

For the record, revenue of 100 million in revenue by 2029 aligns perfectly with my research of how many shirts can be made from 1.5 metric tons of silk and the revenue of 5 million (less production).

Currently, assuming they can make 5 metric tons of cocoons which yields on the low end, 1.25 metric tons of silk = 4 metric tons of silk per year. 5 mil x 4 = 20 mil per year until 2029 = 80 mil.

Of course there should be in increased silk production bumping that number up to 100 mil. but the first sales will be in fashion which may lower the initial 20 mil. Since they aren't making 56k shirts.

I think revenue of 100 mil by 2029 is conservatively and reasonably accurate unlike our resident COVID hoax conspiracy theorist.

For all the idiots out there saying contracts will send this to the moon, read the conclusion. It's clear contracts are just part of the process.

WORMS, MARKETING, ADVERTISING. SALES.

The analyst coverage by Sascha Czerwenka, CFA, provides a projection for Kraig Biocraft Laboratories (KBLB) but does not necessarily reflect the company's own expectations. However, since KBLB likely funded or facilitated the coverage, they may view the analysis as aligning with their strategic goals.

The report outlines optimistic revenue and growth targets, but it also acknowledges risks, such as the need for successful production scaling and strategic partnerships. While KBLB may see this as a validation of their potential, the projections are ultimately the analyst’s independent assessment rather than an official company forecast. Investors should weigh these projections alongside KBLB’s actual execution and progress.

The accuracy of the statement depends on several factors, including KBLB's ability to scale production, secure strategic partnerships, and generate revenue growth. Let's break it down:

1. Price Target ($0.39 - $1.15 by 2029)

Analyst price targets are speculative and based on assumptions about future execution and market conditions.

KBLB’s current stock price (which you may want to verify) will determine how realistic this range appears.



2. Production Scale (2 to 5 metric tons by 2025)

KBLB has struggled with scaling production in the past, so this remains a key challenge.

If they successfully reach these levels, it would be a significant milestone.



3. Projected Revenue ($100M+ by 2029)

This projection assumes strong adoption of spider silk in defense, textiles, and medical industries.

KBLB’s current revenue is minimal, so achieving $100M would require major contracts or market penetration.



4. Growth Rate (65% CAGR)

While possible for a small company in an emerging market, this is an aggressive growth assumption.

Success depends on demand, production reliability, and competition.



5. Micro-Cap Risks

The report rightly mentions risks, as KBLB operates in a niche field with unproven large-scale demand.

Micro-cap stocks are volatile, and KBLB’s history includes delays and challenges.




Conclusion

The statement contains optimistic projections, but their accuracy depends on execution. While KBLB has promising technology, achieving these targets requires overcoming historical production challenges and securing large-scale buyers. Investors should monitor KBLB’s quarterly updates, partnership announcements, and actual production progress to assess whether these expectations remain realistic.

"With that slam dunk DoD funding announcement coming soon I'm sure your paltry $1/share price is far too conservative."

absolutely correct...maybe you're not as dumb as you sound...

"As KBLB soars to the moon, a buyout of more than $10/share ought to happen by the end of June."

sure..why not...

"Coming soon"

no doubt...

"The KBLB way."

sounds good to me...

https://www.stocktitan.net/news/KBLB/24-7-market-news-announces-analyst-report-for-kraig-biocraft-hxdor0auvx5s.html

Another great post, Beach! I've been thinking the same thing about KBLB making its grand entrance into the world as The Next Big Thing! Hell, Mr. T quietly set the wheels in motion years ago with his subtle declaration of SpydaSilk being..."The Next Biggest Technological Advancement in Clothing!" Cannot wait for all to come to fruition!!!

Wow, like conspiracy theories much?

China lied about the cost of DeepSeek and is probably subsidizing the cost to take down the competition.  Then their AI model can introduce more misinformation to tear apart American democracy and replace it with good old fashioned communist authoritarianism.

You already seem to be fond of the color red.  Thinking about joining the Politbureau?

With that slam dunk DoD funding announcement coming soon I'm sure your paltry $1/share price is far too conservative.  As KBLB soars to the moon, a buyout of more than $10/share ought to happen by the end of June.

Coming soon...

The KBLB way.

Everybody and their brother is ‘up in arms’ about the recent release of DeepSeek open source AI software. All fingers point to China but who really knows, eh? I have read several articles on this as I find the subject intriguing, to say the least. Most describe it as a ‘Sputnik’ moment. The current Gen Zero will have to do some homework, boo-hoo. It most definitely cuts into the big money the corporate world is currently charging for their AI models. DeepSeek is challenging that model. The current extended Nasdaq bull market is based largely on the AI boom. DeepSeek threw a monkey wrench into the works. Oops!

Looking at the graphic (c/o the link also) below you see the Nasdaq has had a phenomenal 14 yr run w/ a brief downslide due to the covid19 hoax. While it is impossible to predict the market it is historically true that what goes up inevitably comes back down to earth. It was true during the Tulip bulb craze of the mid 1600s to the dot com mania of the late 1990s. Fourteen yrs is a Loooonnnng bull run and we are overdue for a correction.

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Kraig Biocraft is making the transition from mostly development work to commercial production. DeepSeek could very well be the pebble that triggers a landslide. The Nasdaq is going to come down one way or another. Lots of investors have made some serious money, and good for them. The very same investors who took full advantage of the presumed monopolistic pricing of the AI bubble will be the very same investors looking for the * NEXT * BIG * THING *. Which puts Kraig Biocraft in a very interesting position.

After Kraig Biocraft announces their first couple of significant production contracts the stock price will appreciate substantially. There will be no looking back. It will be obvious what has happened even to the dimmest of investors. Bashturds take note. CEO Thompson has walked a tightrope of balancing investor communications w/ maintaining appropriate secrecy as to the true nature, strength, and extent of this emerging one-of-a-kind technology; proprietary to Kraig and Kraig alone.

There’s already many people looking at Kraig and after the 1st or 2nd major contract announcements that number will grow exponentially in a short period of time which makes for rapid share price appreciation. CEO Thompson has make no secret of wanting to move to the Nasdaq. So, it is possible that as the Nasdaq is deflating, we get listed b/c the Nasdaq is always on the lookout for popular cutting-edge companies to add to keep that money on the Nasdaq. We live in interesting times, indeed.

Another link to an interesting article is > The graph near the bottom of that article shows the progress of AI over the years. It is AI 1.0; the very beginning. The graph depicts the very best version of AI, not the version you get when you try to contact any company that uses the 'off-the-shelf' super crappy low level voice recognition AI as in "talk to our super friendly chatbot powered by Toilet_Talk” b/c we don't give a good g*d d**n about you and we damn sure don't want to hear anything about your problem so we use this crap to shut you up. Having an open-source AI model is a step in the right direction, but we will have to see what happens next.

> ** Did China's DeepSeek just pop the AI Stock Bubble? | Charles Hugh Smith - Adam Taggart | Thoughtful Money.

At the 32m - 40m mark they discuss US Equities. I highly recommend listening to the entire interview. Back to KBLB’s situation. CEO Thompson is well known for his frugality and getting results w/ minimal Capital Expenditure. Now that we have a line of credit available and access to open source AI available I can easily see our CEO making good use of that. DeepSeek a very powerful tool now available for pennies on the dollar, so to speak. Use some of that money to establish an IT dept to incorporate a version of DeepSeek to aid w/ the development of more sophisticated designs or applications, if we have not done it already. Financially, we can continue to be frugal and potentially continue to get awesome results. If you liked Monty Python, you should really like this quote -

“All right, but apart from answering exam questions, reviewing legal contracts, solving math problems, writing poetry, responding with empathy and coming up with new ideas, what has AI ever done better than humans?”
And it may not be long before you hear,

“All right, but apart from revolutionizing the field of material science and technical fibers, making possible tissue scaffolding, providing lightweight and super strong sutures, ballistic protection, transforming the mundane silk market, fashion apparel, outdoor and indoor clothing, sports equipment, not to mention cut-resistant gloves, aerospace applications, puncture-resistant tires and sailcloth what has Spider Silk done for anybody ??? ”
So, here it is. While the hot air of AI is being deflated out of the Nasdaq market, something needs to replace it in terms of an old-fashioned, old school, hands-on type of investment. Because when investors realize there is no ‘guaranteed’ pseudo-monopolistic profits being magically generated they are going to want something a little more solid. We WILL produce Recombinant Spider Silk to multiple customers for very good money. Potential investors will ‘discover’ the web presentation and rejoice in their newfound ‘discovery’. They’ll brag to their buddies. They’ll say, “This is so cool. Here’s a company making an actual physical product no one else has, has a monopoly, and the potential applications are unlimited, and they’re just starting. They have done what most people thought impossible and they have it!!!.” You know the rest of the story … and …

You know what to do … BUY MORE SHARES !!!

We are the * NEXT * BIG * THING * 

Later, WBeacham

Uplist won’t happen anytime soon. At least not without a reverse split. If he intends to uplist organically , that’s at least a couple of years away. Note that Kim didn’t indicate what year he’d expect to uplist in his video.

We need to up list where we will reach what KBLB is truly worth, a minimum of ten dollars. That, to me, is the least KBLB is worth in any BO situation. GO KBLB!

Anything but "10 Dimes!" One is enough for me.

Agreed. It’s worth the wait as far as I’m concerned, even it takes to 2030

One dollar sure sounds good to me…it’s a nice round number for Kblb to reach and would put me in a position where I could very comfortably wait for anything else to happen….however long it might take, really wouldn’t matter…

ONE DOLLAR!…100 PENNIES!…20 NICKELS!….10 DIMES!…4QUARTERS!….

Jesus Christ
Are you addressing me??? I've had a lot of different monikers over the years, but never that. Trust me. It doesn't apply.

Jesus Christ with the $1 thing. Shut up.

That was Linus , not Charlie 🤣

Vietnam which is where our bread is going to get buttered.
If they start US mass production of pure SS it will most likely be for the military. That will blow away making ugly gangster clothes for Kings Group. That PR would shoot us past $1 instantly. If it ever happens.

Waiting for U.S. production outside the lab is like Charlie Brown waiting for The Great Pumpkin. I’m more interested to know how multi-ton production is going in Vietnam which is where our bread is going to get buttered. They got their license and funding line which I assume is for Lam Dong. So 2025 should be the best year ever for silk production.

Agreed. Also, I don't swing at the fences, ever, not even in softball. I take a logical, situational approach in all aspects of life.

I'm basing a LOT of my thoughts on the share options presented in the SEC updates which also aligns with AI information I found after typing this post.

Personally, I think kings will be an absolute flop other than a quick sale for KBLB and slow celebrity advertising/marketing over the next couple of years. I don't find enough legitimacy in KINGS group and what they offer.

I doubt it'll take off quickly enough in the fashion industry to ignite production in the US unless Trump demands it to avoid tariffs. That being said, all research has spidersilk taking off in 2030 and beyond. Until then, fashion, outdoor gear and medical textiles.

Domestic production won't be necessary just because of polartec. They'll make the jackets for chump change in Cambodia and ship it over. MADE IN CAMBODIA.

I think textiles is the quickest route to the US but the problem here is how long the worms take for mass production. They'll sell the textiles all over the eastern hemisphere and ship it to the US.


Here's an AI answer that aligns with my theories and research and "realistic approach" to investing in this back in 2010-2012.

As badly as I want it now, production is just too slow. To be honest at best this company will sell 15 million by 2026. The worms take too long.

The demand for spider silk in the United States will likely grow over the next decade, driven by advancements in biotechnology and the material’s unique properties. The timeline depends on key industries that could benefit from spider silk’s lightweight strength, flexibility, and biodegradability.

Key Sectors Driving Demand

1. Military & Defense – The U.S. military is already funding research into spider silk for bulletproof vests, parachutes, and lightweight armor. Demand could increase within 5-10 years as production scales up.


2. Medical Applications – Spider silk is being explored for sutures, artificial ligaments, and wound healing. FDA approvals and cost reductions could make it common in the next 5-15 years.


3. Luxury & Performance Apparel – High-end brands are testing spider silk for sustainable clothing, but mass adoption depends on price reductions, likely after 2030.


4. Aerospace & Engineering – NASA and private companies are interested in spider silk for lightweight, strong materials in space applications, potentially increasing demand within 10-20 years.



When Will It Go Mainstream?

2025-2030: Niche, high-end markets (luxury fashion, medical research, military testing).

2030-2040: Broader industrial use as production scales and costs drop.

Beyond 2040: Potential widespread adoption in consumer goods and infrastructure.

See previous post

You’re stuck in your own rinse-and-repeat cycle of slander, half-truths, and bad faith arguments. Meanwhile, KBLB is moving forward, whether you like it or not.

<< If he were “pumping the stock” with false PRs, where’s the cash out? >>

The Scumbag CEO has literally made $MILLIONS of dollars over the years.

In 2023, he made over $800K in compensation (and that doesn't include the payouts that he receives from charging interest to the company for "loans").

<< Where’s the insider dumping? >>

The Douchebag CEO has literally sold about 120 MILLION shares over the years. Oh, and by the way, he never reported most of those sales (as required by law).

<< he’s still here, ... still securing funding >>

So he can stuff his pockets with more money....

<< That’s not the behavior of a con artist >>

WRONG AGAIN!

That is EXACTLY the "behavior of a con artist".

<< Do you honestly think that a CEO, whose company is under the scrutiny of investors, regulators, and partners, would just “lie” in a PR with no repercussions? >>

Sure, why not? There are plenty of examples over the decades of people doing just that - Elizabath Holmes (Theranos), Sam Bankman Freed (FTX), Adam Neumann (WeBank), etc.

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https://www.sec.gov/submit-tip-or-complaint/tips-complaints-resources/report-suspected-securities-fraud-or-wrongdoing

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WRONG AGAIN!

That was what the previous $8 MILLION dilution was supposed to be for as well.

Wash, rinse, repeat....

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They already had an investment license (way back around 2019) as well:

"the Company has been awarded an increased investment license"

https://www.kraiglabs.com/kraig-biocraft-laboratories-awarded-expanded-investment-license-in-vietnam/
Wash, rinse, repeat....

The Scumbag CEO is so lazy he just keeps recycling PRs. LOL.

To each their own. Possibly scared off by potential dilution; or maybe the analyst report saying 39 cents by 2029 lol. I get that but I can’t personally imagine selling at this point with so many potential catalysts. As far as analyst price prediction goes , one thing I’ve learned is they are almost always wrong by a mile.

We’ll know right away if Kim is selling. I don’t think he would be selling. He just got access to a new line credit.

It’s probably someone tired of waiting…I Don’t blame them… The stock market, crypto and many other investments have kicked ass and are doing very well. I was fortunate enough to be able to hold on to this Hail Mary while I continued my other investment strategies. Some people don’t have that luxury, you can tell who those people are by their posts on this board.

At this volume, it’s probably Kim doing the selling 🤣

Keep selling and keep shorting. I am buying more shares! Thanks for the discount. GO KBLB!

Fair take, DH. I appreciate that you’re at least framing this logically rather than just swinging at the fences.

You're right—Kim did say 1.5 metric tons marks the starting line for commercial sales. That doesn’t mean that’s the cap—it means that’s the point where the company feels comfortable fulfilling early demand while maintaining quality and consistency. That’s a responsible move, not a limitation.

As for U.S. production, I agree it’s a longer play, but I wouldn’t put a hard 3-7 year window on it. KBLB’s approach has always been about strategic scaling, and if production in Vietnam exceeds expectations, that timeline could shift dramatically.

On your specific timelines...

1. Fashion = Kings, not US.

Agreed. But Kings' success directly impacts whether we see a broader retail expansion into the U.S. later. If SpydaSilk takes off, it accelerates demand, which could influence how soon U.S. production becomes a necessity.

2. Polartec = Columbia, not US.

Right again—for now. But Polartec has U.S. ties, and if military applications scale up, you’d better believe some level of domestic production will be on the table.

3. Textiles, etc. might = US.

This one’s the most interesting because we already know defense applications require U.S. soil manufacturing at some point. If BAM-1 tech is proven viable at scale in Vietnam, there’s no reason it can’t jump the queue for domestic production if the right government contracts come in.

So yeah, I get your logic, but I wouldn’t be surprised if some of these timelines compress significantly based on market response. KBLB has been in R&D mode for years—now it’s about execution. If that snowball starts rolling, timelines tend to get a lot shorter real fast.

Respectfully, Kim did outright say we're open for business at 1.5 metric tons.

US Production is easily 3-7 years out.

Why?

1. Fashion = kings, not US.
2. Polartec = Columbia, not US.
3. Textiles, etc. MIGHT = US and that's clearly 3 years out because polartec products will take 1-2 years AFTER fashion (this year).

I appreciate the well thought response. Thanks!

Does your response have anything to do with the OP’s question?
When that PR came out I saved it to my Favorites and just happened across it a few days ago. Since the subject was brought up I decided to post it. Since it's over a year since Kim said we would be producing pure SS in the US I think it's relevant. Sorry if facts upset those of you with your head in the clouds.

Pretty audacious to expect a CEO to hold a personal press conference every time a timeline shifts in a pioneering, first-of-its-kind biotech endeavor. Welcome to reality, where innovation isn’t delivered on demand like your Amazon Prime packages.

Kim Thompson doesn’t “ignore” PRs—he moves forward. That’s how real businesses operate. KBLB isn’t in the business of issuing retractions every time a milestone takes longer than expected. It’s in the business of developing the “Holy Grail of textiles” and building the infrastructure to scale it. Reading beyond this board details that.

If he were “pumping the stock” with false PRs, where’s the cash out? Where’s the insider dumping? Where’s the sudden vanishing act? Oh wait—he’s still here, still leading the company, still securing funding, and still pushing forward. That’s not the behavior of a con artist—it’s the behavior of a CEO working to bring a groundbreaking product to market.

Do you honestly think that a CEO, whose company is under the scrutiny of investors, regulators, and partners, would just “lie” in a PR with no repercussions? If so, maybe the stock market isn’t the place for you.

Taking it a step further: Do you know what they do in Vietnam to those who scam them? Vietnam doesn’t play games when it comes to fraud, especially corporate fraud. If a foreign company were caught scamming the government or business partners, it wouldn’t just be a slap on the wrist—it would be severe consequences...

Immediate Expulsion & Blacklisting – Foreign companies that deceive local investors or violate agreements can be permanently banned from doing business in Vietnam.

Criminal Charges & Imprisonment – Vietnam has strict anti-fraud and corruption laws under the Penal Code. Executives caught engaging in fraudulent business practices face years in prison.

Asset Seizure & Fines – Authorities don’t hesitate to seize assets, freeze accounts, and impose massive financial penalties on businesses caught misleading the government or investors.

Government-Ordered Shutdowns – A company engaging in deceptive practices can have its licenses revoked instantly, and it won’t be able to operate within Vietnam’s borders.

And yet… KBLB just secured an official Vietnamese investment license, allowing them to expand production.

So ask yourself:

Would Vietnam grant that to a company built on lies?

Would any government allow a scam operation to expand its footprint in their country?

Of course not. Because KBLB isn’t a scam, and Kim Thompson isn’t the fraud you desperately want him to be.

If trolls were held to the same standard they demand from Kim Thompson, they’d have to retract 90% of their posts. But instead, they just rewrite history, twist narratives, and conveniently “forget” their past failures.

At the end of the day, you don’t like the way he communicates because it doesn’t fit the neat, predictable timeline you demand. That’s not a credibility issue—that’s a you issue.