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- American Fiber Green Products, Inc. (AFBG) focuses on the reclamation manufacturing of commercial fiberglass products from molded fiberglass waste, outdated resins, and scrap using proprietary patented technology; through its subsidiary Amour Fiber Core, Inc., the company recycles fiberglass into durable materials such as marine decking planks, seawall boards, park benches, picnic tables, railroad ties, parking lot stops, landscaping timbers, and pavers, serving as eco-friendly alternatives to pressure-treated lumber, concrete, and steel in marine construction, industrial applications, municipal infrastructure, and environmental services. Its second subsidiary, American Leisure Products, Inc., manufactures and markets vintage replica fiberglass cars, boats, and leisure products from both recycled and virgin materials. The company targets fiberglass manufacturers, producers of resins, municipalities, marinas, utilities, and park systems as primary customers, with products applied in seawalls, pilings, docks, piers, and public amenities across the United States and potential international markets including Australia, China, and Europe. Founded in 1993 as Amour Fiber Core, Inc. and renamed American Fiber Green Products, Inc. in 2004 after redomiciling from Washington to Nevada, the company is headquartered in Brandon, Florida. It operates as a publicly traded entity on the OTC market under the ticker AFBG, with a history rooted in revitalizing fiberglass recycling technology originally developed by William Amour before his passing in 1999. In recent developments, the company maintains ongoing discussions with major U.S. fiberglass manufacturers for expanded recycling partnerships and has explored international opportunities; historically, it entered a five-year recycling agreement with Owens Corning in 2015 for glass-fiber waste from its Amarillo, Texas plant and a sub-license deal with Allied Recycling Corp., though no major funding rounds, acquisitions, or new product launches have been reported in the last 1-2 years amid a focus on operational sustainability and green-themed enhancements to leisure products like alternative power sources for vintage replicars.