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Santana Equestrian Private Financial Inc. (OTC: SEQP) is a Florida-based waste management and agricultural products company that publicly reports on its equine waste-to-fertilizer operations, soil initiatives, and related corporate developments. The SEQP news stream highlights how the company collects and composts horse manure, produces organic fertilizer and soil amendments through its Activium Soil division, and pursues projects that connect organics recycling with sustainable agriculture.
News updates for SEQP include disclosures about regulatory and legal matters affecting its manure recycling program, such as filings in a Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) case concerning its equestrian manure operations and the company’s Motion to Dismiss and Comprehensive Response. These items provide context on SEQP’s interpretation of Florida statutes, the Right-to-Farm Act, and DEP organics recycling rules as they relate to its farm-based composting activities.
Investors and observers can also find coverage of operational and strategic developments. Recent releases describe SEQP’s Delivery Services Partner program that coordinates licensed manure haulers to service equestrian farms, as well as a services-for-equity agreement with JH Hauling & Services LLC to support Activium Soil composting logistics. Additional news outlines a pilot açaí cultivation program in Canal Point, Florida, using SEQP’s BioActivium soil amendment, and a planned strategic merger with Tropical Storm Libations involving blue agave farming and wine-based ready-to-drink beverages.
By following SEQP news, readers can review material event disclosures, regulatory updates, service agreements, pilot agricultural projects, and merger-related announcements that shape the company’s manure-to-compost operations and soil-focused initiatives. This page aggregates these public communications so users can review SEQP’s reported activities and developments over time.
Santana Equestrian Private Financial (OTCID:SEQP) announced that its Activium Soil facility in Loxahatchee Groves, Florida, has successfully passed an Air Pollution Source Inspection conducted by the Florida Department of Health. The inspection found no objectionable odors or deficiencies at the facility, which processes equestrian waste into sustainable soil and fertilizer solutions.
The company emphasized that its operations are protected under Florida House Bill 211 and the Right-to-Farm Act, which classify farm byproducts processing as bona fide farm operations. This legal framework provides SEQP with regulatory protection and operational legitimacy for its equestrian waste recycling program.
Santana Equestrian Private Financial (OTC:SEQP) has entered into a strategic services-for-equity agreement with JH Hauling & Services LLC for manure hauling services. Under the agreement, SEQP will issue 1 million restricted common shares (1.5% of outstanding shares) to JH Hauling in two tranches, valued at approximately $600,000 for a three-year term.
The shares will be issued at a reference price of $0.60 per share, with strict lock-up periods and selling restrictions. The first 500,000 shares will be issued immediately, with the remainder due September 2026, subject to performance. The agreement runs through September 2028 and includes provisions for early termination.
This partnership aims to secure reliable waste removal logistics for SEQP's Activium Soil™ composting operations while aligning JH Hauling's interests with the company's growth through equity participation.
Santana Equestrian Private Financial (OTC:SEQP) has filed a Motion to Dismiss and Comprehensive Response to an environmental petition with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection regarding its equestrian manure recycling operations. The case (No. 25-1566) challenges SEQP's farm-based soil production program.
The company maintains a strong legal position based on Florida House Bill 211 (2025) and the Right to Farm Act, which protect agricultural activities. SEQP has implemented a "Delivery Services Partner Program" coordinating with licensed haulers to service over 400 equestrian farms across Palm Beach County, managing approximately 612,000 pounds of manure daily during peak periods.
While confident in its compliance, SEQP acknowledges potential risks including reputational impact, market volatility, and operational challenges. The company views this regulatory review as an opportunity to strengthen operations and advance its waste-to-resource mission.
Santana Equestrian Private Financial (OTCID:SEQP) has announced a pioneering initiative to cultivate açaí palms in Canal Point, Florida, aiming to establish the first domestic açaí production in the United States. The company will leverage its proprietary BioActivium™ organic soil technology to replicate Amazon-like growing conditions.
The strategic pilot program aims to solve a critical market challenge: fresh açaí berries are currently "almost impossible to obtain" outside Brazil due to rapid degradation within 24 hours of harvest. By growing açaí locally, SEQP could potentially eliminate the need for freezing, long-distance shipping, and preservatives, offering American consumers unprecedented "tree-to-bowl" fresh açaí products.
Santana Equestrian Private Financial (OTC:SEQP) announced a strategic merger with Tropical Storm Libations (TSL), a Florida-based producer of wine-based RTD cocktails. TSL has acquired 25 acres in Canal Point, Florida for premium blue agave cultivation and is pursuing Florida Certified Winery status.
The merger combines TSL's consumer brand, farming, and manufacturing capabilities with SEQP's organic waste processing infrastructure. TSL brings assets valued at over $500,000 in winemaking equipment, $45,000 in IP, and inventory worth $900,000. Post-merger, SEQP expects to add approximately $2 million in total assets to its balance sheet.
The combined entity will implement a closed-loop farming model, converting mulch and agricultural waste into organic fertilizer for agave cultivation, aligning with SEQP's ESG-focused strategy.
Santana Equestrian Private Financial (OTC PINK:SEQP) has achieved OTCID™ Basic Market compliance and unveiled a strategic expansion into sustainable commodities. The company is leveraging Florida's new HB 211 law to develop two key divisions: on-site biomass processing and distressed farmland reclamation.
The company projects $1-$3 million in annual carbon credit revenue within 18 months, with carbon credits priced at $10-$30/ton. Their business model expects 15-25% ROI through land-value appreciation and 20-40% logistics cost reduction through on-site processing. SEQP's new strategy transforms agricultural byproducts and land assets into monetizable commodities, creating an asset-backed ESG platform aligned with institutional investment strategies.