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Houston Natural Resources Corp. (OTC: HNRC) announced the completion of a FINRA review for a spin-off dividend, set to reward shareholders. Shareholders of record on April 28, 2023, will receive one share of Worldwide Diversified Holdings, Inc. (WDHI) for every two shares of HNRC. This equates to a dividend of $1.75 per HNRC share, with the anticipated initial trading price of WDHI shares at $3.50. The payment date for the dividend is set for May 26, 2023. The spin-off aims to separate the company's non-energy assets, with a total value of $53,307,324 transferred to WDHI. The new CUSIP for WDHI shares has been issued, and the transfer agent will facilitate the process. This transaction is characterized as non-taxable and will not affect HNRC's existing business operations.