American Clean Resources Group (ACRG) is a pre-revenue exploration stage company with no operations, no revenue, and no full-time employees. Its primary business plan is to build a toll milling facility in Tonopah, Nevada, where it would process ore for junior miners — smaller operations that lack the capital or permits to run their own processing. ACRG would charge customers a flat fee per ton processed, a share of the precious metals recovered, or a combination of both. The facility has not been built and the required permits have not been obtained. Beyond toll milling, ACRG is exploring two other early-stage concepts: a large-scale industrial park on its roughly 1,183-acre Millers property in Esmeralda County, Nevada, which envisions a 2 GW solar farm, battery storage, data centers, and industrial tenants; and a pilot mineral processing joint venture in Winnie, Texas, in which ACRG would hold a 51% interest. Neither concept has commenced, no funding has been secured, and no definitive agreements have been executed. ACRG also previously acquired SWIS, a smart-device technology company, but fully rescinded that acquisition in late 2025 after writing off the entire carrying value of the acquired technology.