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Captiva Verde Wellness Corp. reports developments in sustainable infrastructure, atmospheric water generation, and Indigenous community-focused wellness initiatives. Company news centers on commercial-scale atmospheric water stations, pure water bottling and supply arrangements, and the role of Matnaggewinu Development Corp. (MDC) in Indigenous business and procurement initiatives. Updates also cover leadership appointments, advisory board additions, incentive stock options, and the company’s public trading status on the Canadian Securities Exchange and OTC Markets.
Captiva Verde (OTC Pink: CPIVF) appointed Josh F.W. Cook to its advisory board on March 30, 2026, granting him 1,000,000 share purchase options at CAD $0.05 per share, expiring in 2029. Cook is a former EPA Region 9 administrator with extensive government and communications experience.
The company described its patented Origen atmospheric water stations as 30% more energy efficient and said it is pursuing very large-scale government contracts worldwide.
Captiva Verde (OTC Pink: CPIVF) launched the first public-use, sustainable real estate-based Atmospheric Water Stations on February 3, 2026, in partnership with Wisconsin manufacturer Origen and the University of Northern Florida Center for Utility Security and Resiliency.
The initiative targets institutional, commercial and government markets with large 10,000+ gpd stations to produce on-site, plastic-free potable water across Florida.
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp (OTC Pink: CPIVF) announced it will co-host an atmospheric water station ribbon-cutting in Florida on January 30, 2026, with additional details on co-hosts and location to be provided shortly.
The company also granted an aggregate of 5,000,000 incentive stock options under its approved stock option plan, of which 4,000,000 were granted to CEO Brian Conlan and the remainder to a consultant. The Options are exercisable at $0.05 per share for a term of three years.
Captiva Verde (OTC: CPIVF) announced on December 1, 2025 that Brian Conlan has been appointed Chief Executive Officer.
Conlan is co-founder of AHP Strategies and ASNF Holdings, served 20 years in US Department of Defense and State Department roles, and led a USD $13 billion unmanned systems capital program commanding 700 personnel. Jeff Ciachurski will become Executive Chairman, remain a director, and focus on Greenbriar Sustainable Living projects and closing the Sage Ranch construction facility. The release includes a standard cautionary note on forward-looking statements.
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp. (CSE: PWR) (OTC: CPIVF) has appointed Will Murphy to its Advisory Board to guide the company's expansion into the atmospheric water bottling business. The company aims to create pure virgin water using commercial-scale atmospheric water-making technology.
Murphy brings extensive experience in hospitality, hotel management, and modular housing, particularly focusing on partnerships with Indigenous communities. The company plans to leverage his expertise as it enters the bottled water market, projected to reach USD $500 billion by 2030, up from USD $364 billion in 2024. The initiative aims to utilize solar energy where possible to ensure sustainability.
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp. (CSE: PWR) (OTC: CPIVF) has appointed Simon Lester to its Advisory Board to guide the company's initiative in creating a pure virgin water bottling platform using Genesis Systems' patented atmospheric water-making technology. The global bottled water market is projected to reach $500 billion by 2030, up from $364 billion in 2024.
Lester brings over 30 years of beverage industry experience, notably as co-founder and CEO of ESKA water, a top-ten bottled water company. His track record includes building Cott Corporation's premium private label business in Europe and founding Radically Good Food Company. The company aims to target the US and Canadian markets, including hotels and government agencies, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional groundwater-sourced bottled water.
Captiva Verde Wellness (CSE: PWR, OTC: CPIVF) and its 49% indigenous subsidiary, Matnaggewinu Development Corp (MDC), have signed a binding water supply agreement with Rodd Hotel and Resorts.
The agreement focuses on providing pure bottled water to Rodd's properties across Atlantic Canada, including premier golf destinations like Rodd Brudenell River Resort and Rodd Crowbush Golf and Beach Resort. The water will be sourced innovatively from coastal atmosphere rather than traditional groundwater, ensuring superior purity.
Key highlights:
- Water brand and logos are fully developed, awaiting first deliveries
- Plans to expand distribution to other hospitality and retail outlets across Canada
- Partnership with Rodd Hotels, Atlantic Canada's largest independent hotel operator since 1935
- CEO Mark Rodd emphasizes commitment to indigenous procurement and economic opportunities
- Focus on sustainable water sourcing without exploiting groundwater resources
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp (CSE: PWR) (OTC: CPIVF) announced that Matnaggewinu Development Corp (MDC), a Mi'kmaq-owned development , has received certification as a Certified Aboriginal Business (CAB) from the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB).
This certification enables MDC to access federal procurement opportunities and positions it as a recognized partner for government contracts. MDC, which is federally incorporated under the Canada Business Corporations Act, focuses on housing, health and wellness, aerospace, defense, and sustainable infrastructure development.
As a Mi'kmaq-owned joint venture partner of Captiva Verde, MDC is expanding its presence in the aerospace, defense, and space sectors, specifically in:
- Foreign Military Sales (FMS)
- Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) industries
- Space systems
- Defense operations
Captiva Verde (CSE: PWR, OTC: CPIVF) and Matnaggewinu Development Corp (MDC) have appointed Brandon Schilling to their Aviation and Military Advisory Board. Schilling brings extensive experience in aerospace, defense, space systems, Foreign Military Sales, and MRO industries.
His track record includes managing aircraft sales deals ranging from $3.5M to $700M, working with organizations like NASA and SpaceX, and achieving 440% business growth for a client from 2019 to 2020. At MD Helicopters, he developed new commercial and military customers for various helicopter classes.
MDC Aviation, founded by Mi'kmaq and former US Marine Nowlen Augustine, aims to empower Mi'kma'ki's economic resurgence through aviation and military equipment advisory services. The company is positioning itself in markets with significant growth potential: the civil aviation market ($1.2T by 2027), global defense spending ($2T), and the space economy (projected $1T by 2040).
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp (CSE: PWR) (OTC: CPIVF) has announced a strategic partnership with Genesis Water Technologies, a global leader in specialized pure water production. The partnership extends to Matnaggewinu Development (MDC), Captiva's 49% owned subsidiary.
Genesis specializes in creating sustainable water solutions, notably developing patented methods of producing renewable water from air through products like WaterCubes®. Their technology, endorsed by the United States Air Force, addresses global water scarcity issues affecting 1.8 billion people, with projections showing 80% of the world becoming water scarce by 2050.
The partnership brings Genesis's expertise in advanced water treatment and filtration solutions for municipal and industrial clients. Genesis's co-founder, Dr. David Stuckenberg, brings over 25 years of experience in infrastructure, water technology, and renewable energy sectors. The collaboration aims to strengthen Captiva Verde's position in the global clean technology market.