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EXHIBIT 99.1

TOMI Environmental Solutions Reaffirms $12 Million Revenue Guidance for Fiscal 2026

and Confirms $35 Million Sales Pipeline with $8.6 Million in Advanced Stages

-Carbonium Merger Remains on Track

-European Regulatory Expansion and Partnership Growth

-Advancement of Biosafety Cabinet Standards

-Defense Sector Growth

Frederick, MD – July 29, 2026 — TOMI Environmental Solutions, Inc. (NASDAQ: TOMZ), a global leader in disinfection and decontamination solutions, today reaffirmed its expectation to achieve revenue of at least $12 million in 2026. This is driven by strong first half trends, an increase of over 100% in sales and receipt of sales as compared to 2025, which has already exceeded the full 2025 year sales.  Currently TOMI has secured over $6.2 million in booked orders and orders that are expected to be completed before year-end. Further, approximately $8.6 million of the Company’s current $35 million sales pipeline is in advanced stages.

The Company remains actively engaged with Carbonium Core following the signing of the definitive merger agreement, as we continue to work toward closing of the transaction in the second half of 2026.  As previously announced, with the support of federal and state government, including the U.S. Department of Energy, Carbonium is conducting a pilot study to produce nuclear-grade graphite for 4th-generation nuclear reactors and plans to move to full-scale commercial production, and we look forward to the completion of the merger which we believe will significantly enhance the value and financial performance of our company.

In the second quarter of 2026, all four key metrics, BIT Solution sales, mobile equipment sales, single applicator sales and support services, showed both year-over-year and sequential growth. The increases in applicator sales and support services are primarily due to initiatives implemented in late 2024 and early 2025. The Company continues to pursue new growth markets, including robotaxis, biosecurity, drones and humanoid robotics.

International sales continue to be an expanding opportunity for the Company.  TOMI’s innovative disinfection product is now approved for use in Austria, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Spain, Great Britain, and Northern Ireland. We added in Switzerland through an amendment and anticipate receiving approvals in France, Switzerland, Ireland, Poland, Portugal, and Romania.

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TOMI’s recent expansion of SteraMist registrations across the European Union has significantly strengthened the Company’s established European network. In Poland, our partnership with MedLine will soon be able to successfully market SteraMist under the DeconLine brand once mutual recognition is approved. Additionally, TOMI has deepened its commercial pipelines through dedicated partners in Germany, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands, many of whom bring well-established commercial, healthcare and military networks. TOMI’s long-term partner in Israel is also actively deploying SteraMist technology to support regional containment efforts in response to an active Ebola outbreak.

In Puerto Rico, Integrated Services for Productivity and Validation (ISPV) is focused on driving adoption within the region’s strong life sciences and food manufacturing industries. In Argentina and surrounding markets, TOMI is collaborating with a new partner to pursue shared opportunities with major global accounts, including Pfizer, Fresenius Kabi, and Merck. This expansion complements the Company’s long-standing partnership with Bacteria Free in Chile, which is now extending its reach from life sciences into the food safety sector.

NSF International (“NSF”) an independent nonprofit organization of developed standards and certifies products for public health and safety is rewriting the rules on Biosafety Cabinet (BSC) decontamination. TOMI played a key role in advancing discussion at the June 2026 meeting. The industry is shifting away from listing legacy known methods and brands, such as paraformaldehyde, and moving toward strict, performance-based criteria focused on efficacy, validation, and material compatibility areas where SteraMist iHP technology excels.

Several high-quality opportunities within the pipeline underscore the strength of TOMI’s competitive positioning. These include a near-$1 million project initiated in Q2 involving the installation of four applicators per proprietary machine line at a major medical company, a large-scale opportunity now out for bid where our Canadian partners have secured access to supply eight Hybrid Systems, and a Custom Engineered System (“CES”) valued at approximately $1 million.

TOMI continues to expand its presence in the defense sector, having recently received approvals from defense contractors in Korea and defense agencies in Canada. While confidentiality agreements limit the disclosure of specific details, these relati

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