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Social Detention Inc. (SODE) issues news updates that highlight its infrastructure-related projects and corporate acquisitions. According to its press releases, the company has focused on electric vehicle charging infrastructure through its subsidiary Danliv Inc., and on ECO friendly water pollution control solutions and commercial playground equipment through a stock purchase agreement to acquire EF Supply Inc.
News items about Social Detention Inc. often describe milestones for EV charging projects at multifamily properties in Northern California. These releases cover agreements to license property space, building permit approvals, construction progress, final inspections, and the start of site operations and revenue recognition. They also describe technical aspects of the charging installations, such as the number of chargers, networking with RFID and smartphone app integration, and the use of rebate incentives to offset construction costs.
Another recurring theme in the company’s news is growth through acquisitions. The acquisition of Danliv Inc. is presented as providing the licenses and capabilities needed to perform EV, hydrogen and green infrastructure projects. The acquisition of EF Supply Inc. is described as expanding Social Detention Inc.’s offerings into ECO friendly water pollution control for construction projects and commercial grade play equipment for parks and schools, with references to external market research on these sectors.
Investors and observers who follow SODE news can use this page to review company-issued announcements on project developments, permit and inspection milestones, operational updates at EV charging sites, and strategic moves such as stock purchase agreements for specialized businesses. Regularly reviewing these releases can provide context on how the company portrays its activities and areas of focus over time.
Social Detention Inc. (SODE) has announced the acquisition of EF Supply Inc. through a stock purchase agreement executed on March 4, 2025. The deal, expected to close in Q1, involves exchanging 100% of EF Supply Inc. stock for restricted equity shares in SODE.
EF Supply Inc. specializes in ECO-friendly water pollution control solutions for construction projects and commercial grade playground equipment for parks and schools. The acquisition positions SODE in two growing markets:
- The global water pollution control market, valued at $30 billion in 2023, is projected to reach $60 billion by 2032 (7.5% CAGR)
- The global playground equipment market is estimated to reach $14.5 billion by 2031 (5.2% CAGR)
SODE's President/CEO Robert P. Legg II stated this milestone expands their offerings to support growth and revenue recognition.
Social Detention Inc. (OTC PINK:SODE) announces that its subsidiary, Danliv Inc., has successfully passed the final permit inspection for the Autumn Springs Electric Vehicle Charging Project in Livermore, CA. The project will install 10 charging stations to cater to residents and their guests, with operations set to commence as per the agreement. The company expects to generate revenue from this initiative in Q4 2022. The project was completed on time and within budget, with costs mitigated by rebates, ensuring recurrent revenue without accruing long-term debt.
Social Detention Inc. announced the completion of Civic Square LLC charging stations by its subsidiary, Danliv Inc., in Pleasanton, CA. The project features 10 Level 2 chargers available to the public 24/7, registered with the Alternative Fuels Data Center. Payment for usage can be made via smartphone. The construction was funded through incentives, eliminating long-term debt. With operations now underway, revenue is being recognized according to the service agreement. This project aligns with the previously mentioned Autumn Springs Project.
Social Detention Inc. has announced that its subsidiary, Danliv Inc., received permit approval for the Autumn Springs Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Project in Livermore, CA. The project includes the installation of ten charging stations at an apartment complex. Danliv has signed an operation agreement with Autumn Springs RE Investors L.P. and plans to start installation in Q3 2022. The chargers will feature RFID and smartphone app integration. Upfront costs will be reduced through rebate incentives, allowing for recurring revenue without long-term debt.
Social Detention Inc. announces that its subsidiary, Danliv Inc., has secured a building permit and commenced construction on 10 Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Chargers at the Civic Square LLC complex in Pleasanton, CA. This project, featuring 298 apartment units, is expected to have its construction costs fully offset by approved rebate incentives. Completion is anticipated in Q3 2022. CEO Robert P. Legg II states this venture will serve as a model for future projects, providing valuable insights into costs and revenue recognition.
Social Detention, (OTC PINK:SODE), through its subsidiary Danliv Inc., has signed an Electric Vehicle Site Operation Agreement with Civic Square LLC. This agreement entails the installation of ten Electric Vehicle chargers on the premises, enabling residents and guests to charge their vehicles onsite. A project design is complete, and installation is projected to commence in Q2 2022. The charging stations will feature RFID and smartphone app integration, with approved rebate incentives to offset installation costs. CEO Robert P. Legg II expressed optimism about revenue opportunities following the Infrastructure Bill's passage.
Social Detention Inc. (OTC PINK:SODE) has finalized the acquisition of Danliv Inc. for 100% of its stock, using restricted equity shares as payment. The deal, executed on March 11, 2021, is expected to close in the first quarter of 2021. Danliv holds multiple licenses to build EV, Hydrogen, and Green Projects in California, aligning with state mandates for zero-emission vehicles by 2035. This strategic acquisition positions Social Detention to address the growing infrastructure needs for clean energy projects at both state and federal levels.