Eco-Growth Strategies, Inc. Announce Re-Opening of Plant in Aiea, HI

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Eco-Growth Strategies (OTC PINK: ECGS) announced it has begun reopening the Aiea, Hawaii bottling plant acquired from Hawaiian Isles Water, a 29-year-old brand. The company said it acquired branding/IP, bottling equipment, and raw materials inventory and has completed over $1,000,000 in repairs and upgrades to the ~55,000 sq ft facility, including electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and office upgrades.

ECGS expects limited production within 60 days and full production by Q1 2026, plans an additional $150,000 of work, and believes the plant could generate $100M in revenue with further equipment installations.

Positive

• Acquired branding, bottling equipment, and raw materials inventory
• Completed over $1,000,000 in repairs and upgrades
• Facility size approximately 55,000 square feet
• Targeted limited production within 60 days
• Planned full production by Q1 2026
• Company projects up to $100M revenue with added equipment

Negative

• Repairs and upgrades still remain before full production
• Expected additional capital requirement of $150,000 to finish work

The Company has made over $1,000,000 in repairs and upgrades on the 2^nd largest bottled water plant near Honolulu HI

HONOLULU, Oct. 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Eco-Growth Strategies, Inc. (OTC PINK:ECGS), a premier bottler of purified and spring water, announced today that is has begun the process of reopening the Aiea, HI bottling plant acquired in the asset purchase Hawaiian Isles Water (HIW).  HIW is a 29-year-old brand providing purified bottled water throughout the islands. The assets acquired were all of the branding/IP, bottling equipment, and raw materials inventory. 

The Company, in conjunction with its new lease with Frito-Lay and Kamehameha Schools, has made over $1,000,0000 in repairs and upgrades to the approximate 55,000 square foot facility. These repairs include electrical, plumbing, and HVAC repairs and upgrades. In addition, upgrades to the administrative and accounting offices have been made. The company expects to spend an additional $150,000 to complete any remaining repairs and/or upgrades. The facility is the second largest bottled water plant in the Hawaiian Islands. The Company believes that the plant has the capacity to generate $100M in revenue through additional equipment installations.

Lewis Cohen, President of HIW, stated, "We are very excited to start the process of reopening this strategic bottling plant. Although repairs and upgrades still remain, we expect to be at limited production within the next sixty days and full production by the first quarter of calendar 2026. Our plant manager will be busy in the next few weeks sorting the existing equipment and beginning the engineering for the new anticipated lines."

William (Bill) Delgado, CEO of ECGS, added, "This is the most important step in returning the company to sales and profitability. Our team expects to make additional announcements around new distribution agreements, potential acquisitions, uplisting news, and personnel adds over the next several months."

About Eco-Growth Strategies, Inc.

Eco-Growth Strategies, Inc. is a re-focused and re-organized premier bottler of purified and natural spring water focusing on the Hawaiian Islands, Asia, and North America. The company's mission is to employ the best practice and science to source, manufacture, and package the highest quality water products.

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Contact:
Lewis Cohen
l.cohen@hawaiianisleswater.com
925-260-6434

 

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FAQ

What did ECGS announce about the Aiea, HI plant on October 7, 2025?

ECGS announced it began reopening the Aiea plant acquired from Hawaiian Isles Water and completed over $1,000,000 in repairs and upgrades.

When does ECGS expect production to resume at ECGS (OTC:ECGS) Aiea plant?

The company expects limited production within 60 days and full production by Q1 2026.

How much more will ECGS spend to complete Aiea plant repairs?

ECGS expects to spend an additional $150,000 to complete remaining repairs and upgrades.

What assets did ECGS acquire with the Aiea bottling plant purchase?

The acquisition included branding/IP, bottling equipment, and raw materials inventory from Hawaiian Isles Water.

What revenue potential did ECGS cite for the Aiea plant (ECGS)?

ECGS said the plant could generate up to $100M in revenue with additional equipment installations.

What operational upgrades were completed at the Aiea facility by ECGS?

Completed upgrades include electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and administrative/accounting office improvements.