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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 Wellness Corp. (CSE: PWR) (OTC Pink: CPIVF) has announced several key updates:
1. Private Placement: The company has arranged a private placement of 150 million units at $0.02 per unit with European-based Cormel Capital , subject to CSE approval. Each unit includes one common share and one warrant convertible at $0.05 for 3 years.
2. Use of Proceeds: Funds will be used for working capital and to develop affordable homes on the company's 130-acre property in New Brunswick.
3. Miami Padel Team Negotiations: Captiva Verde is in talks with Ronnie Strasser to potentially sell back the Miami Padel team in exchange for the return of 89 million shares and 55 million warrants, plus the option to purchase an additional 37 million shares.
4. Alternative Plan: If negotiations fail, the company plans to sell the Miami Padel Team to the highest bidder and focus on its real estate business.
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp. (CSE: PWR, OTC: CPIVF) announced key updates including the resignation of director Ronnie Strasser as of July 2, 2024. Strasser played a important role in securing full ownership of the Miami Padel Club. The company has added Tommy Sullivan and Chris Harvey to its advisory board to help secure partnerships with major league sports teams. Padel, a rapidly growing sport with 25 million players globally, has gained significant traction, especially with partnerships like the New York Yankees' collaboration with A1 Padel.
The Miami Padel Club, wholly owned by Captiva Verde, achieved notable success by winning Week 1 of the Pro Padel League Championships held in Miami. Captiva Verde aims to leverage this ownership through sponsorships, broadcast deals, and potentially legal sports betting to achieve a billion-dollar league valuation. The club is supported by a strong social media presence, boasting over 100 million followers combined across various platforms.
Captiva Verde plans to convert Padel players into shareholders, offering them a stake in the sport's financial growth. CEO Jeff Ciachurski emphasized the company's unique position as the only publicly traded entity in the fast-growing Padel market, which is valued at €2 billion annually.
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