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Captiva Verde Wellness Corp (OTC: CPIVF) operates at the intersection of professional sports, sustainable development, and clean technology innovation. This news hub provides investors and stakeholders with timely updates across the company's diversified operations, from its pioneering Miami Padel Club franchise to Indigenous-led real estate projects and water scarcity solutions.
Our curated news collection delivers essential updates on strategic partnerships, sports league developments, and sustainable infrastructure projects. Users will find official announcements regarding earnings reports, community initiatives with Matnaggewinu Development Corporation, and technological advancements through the Genesis Water Technologies alliance.
Key content categories include professional sports expansions, real estate milestones, clean tech innovations, and corporate governance updates. Each news item is verified for accuracy and relevance to maintain compliance with financial disclosure standards while serving both casual observers and seasoned market analysts.
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Captiva Verde Wellness Corp (CSE: PWR) (OTC: CPIVF) announced that Matnaggewinu Development Corp (MDC), a Mi'kmaq-owned development , has received certification as a Certified Aboriginal Business (CAB) from the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB).
This certification enables MDC to access federal procurement opportunities and positions it as a recognized partner for government contracts. MDC, which is federally incorporated under the Canada Business Corporations Act, focuses on housing, health and wellness, aerospace, defense, and sustainable infrastructure development.
As a Mi'kmaq-owned joint venture partner of Captiva Verde, MDC is expanding its presence in the aerospace, defense, and space sectors, specifically in:
- Foreign Military Sales (FMS)
- Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) industries
- Space systems
- Defense operations
Captiva Verde (CSE: PWR, OTC: CPIVF) and Matnaggewinu Development Corp (MDC) have appointed Brandon Schilling to their Aviation and Military Advisory Board. Schilling brings extensive experience in aerospace, defense, space systems, Foreign Military Sales, and MRO industries.
His track record includes managing aircraft sales deals ranging from $3.5M to $700M, working with organizations like NASA and SpaceX, and achieving 440% business growth for a client from 2019 to 2020. At MD Helicopters, he developed new commercial and military customers for various helicopter classes.
MDC Aviation, founded by Mi'kmaq and former US Marine Nowlen Augustine, aims to empower Mi'kma'ki's economic resurgence through aviation and military equipment advisory services. The company is positioning itself in markets with significant growth potential: the civil aviation market ($1.2T by 2027), global defense spending ($2T), and the space economy (projected $1T by 2040).
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp (CSE: PWR) (OTC: CPIVF) has announced a strategic partnership with Genesis Water Technologies, a global leader in specialized pure water production. The partnership extends to Matnaggewinu Development (MDC), Captiva's 49% owned subsidiary.
Genesis specializes in creating sustainable water solutions, notably developing patented methods of producing renewable water from air through products like WaterCubes®. Their technology, endorsed by the United States Air Force, addresses global water scarcity issues affecting 1.8 billion people, with projections showing 80% of the world becoming water scarce by 2050.
The partnership brings Genesis's expertise in advanced water treatment and filtration solutions for municipal and industrial clients. Genesis's co-founder, Dr. David Stuckenberg, brings over 25 years of experience in infrastructure, water technology, and renewable energy sectors. The collaboration aims to strengthen Captiva Verde's position in the global clean technology market.
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp. (CSE: PWR) (OTC Pink: CPIVF) has announced that Jennifer Bellinger has joined the Advisory Board of both Matnaggewinu Development and Captiva Verde Wellness Corp. Jennifer, who has strong paternal roots in the Great Sioux Nation, is described as a committed advocate for indigenous self-sufficiency and economic reconciliation.
With a diverse professional background as a commercial and residential realtor, former pastor, business owner, and relationship builder, Jennifer brings extensive experience in leadership and community building. Her career began in education before transitioning to real estate, where she has guided families, investors, and developers through significant financial decisions.
Jennifer is also known for her family connections in professional sports - her son Cody Bellinger is a Major League Baseball player with numerous accolades including a 2020 World Series championship, currently playing for the NY Yankees. Her husband Clay Bellinger won two World Series with the NY Yankees in 1999 and 2000.
CEO Jeff Ciachurski expressed that Jennifer's role as an advisor will benefit from her networking abilities, community leadership, and diverse professional experience.
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp (CSE: PWR) (OTC Pink: CPIVF) has announced the appointment of Elder Sir Joe Michael to the Advisory Board of Matnaggewinu Development Corp (MDC). Elder Michael, a respected Mi'kmaw Nation leader, brings significant experience including 25 years of service as the first Mi'kmaw member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).
Elder Michael, who received an Honorary Doctor of Humanities from Acadia University in 2019, was instrumental in developing the RCMP's Aboriginal Community Policing model. He currently serves as a Captain (Keptin) on the Mi'kmaq Grand Council and holds a knighthood from the Order of St. George.
The appointment aligns with MDC's mission of fostering Indigenous-led economic development and community empowerment, particularly in sectors like aviation and military equipment. The company views this addition as strategic for advancing economic reconciliation and creating equitable opportunities for Indigenous communities.
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp. (CSE: PWR) (OTC: CPIVF) announces Mark Rodd's appointment to the Advisory Board of Matnaggewinu Development (MDC). As CEO of Rodd Hotels and Resorts, Atlantic Canada's leading resort chain, Rodd will lead the development of a 55-acre Indigenous-owned property into a premier tourism destination.
The development project, situated on ancestral Mi'kmaq land, will feature boutique accommodations, wellness retreats, outdoor activities, and cultural programs. The initiative aims to blend luxury hospitality with authentic Mi'kmaq cultural experiences while promoting sustainable economic development.
Rodd Hotels and Resorts, established in 1935, is recognized as the top golf resort destination in Atlantic Canada and the region's largest independently owned hotel chain. The company emphasizes sustainability, environmental respect, and employee prioritization in its operations.
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp (CSE: PWR) (OTC Pink: CPIVF) has acquired a 49% direct interest in Matnaggewinu Development (MDC), a Mi'kmaq Development The strategic partnership aims to establish MDC as a leader in Indigenous-led economic development, with a focus on sustainable housing, health and wellness, and economic reconciliation. The partnership will be guided by Jeff Ciachurski, Director of Captiva Verde, who brings experience in sustainable housing and health initiatives. The collaboration is designed to promote long-term economic growth and self-sufficiency for Mi'kmaq communities.
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp (CSE: PWR) (OTC: CPIVF) has completed transactions under its share repurchase agreement with 1435300 B.C. (Sonny Sports Holdco) and related parties. The company repurchased and cancelled 89,000,000 common shares and 55,000,000 warrants. Additionally, through an option agreement, the company facilitated the transfer of 35,000,000 common shares at $0.02 per share.
The company received 2,197,802 Greenbriar shares at $0.455 per share to settle a $1,000,000 debt from Greenbriar USA. A separate debt assumption agreement settled $858,249.09 in consulting liabilities with 1,500,000 Greenbriar shares, subject to hold periods extending to September 2025.
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp (CSE: PWR, OTC: CPIVF) has increased its private placement from 150M to 160M units at C$0.02 per unit, targeting aggregate proceeds of C$3.2M. Each unit includes one common share and a three-year warrant exercisable at C$0.05. The company has received funds for 10M units in the first tranche, with the remaining 150M units expected to close within 45 days. The proceeds will support general working capital and advance sustainable real estate projects. Additionally, under a previous Option Agreement with the Strasser Group, 12.3M shares were purchased on October 31, with another 12.3M shares to be funded this week.
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp. (CSE: PWR) (OTC Pink: CPIVF) has announced amendments to its share repurchase and option agreements. Key changes include:
1. Extending the completion deadline for the share repurchase transaction to December 31, 2024.
2. Modifying contractual hold periods for Greenbriar Sustainable Living Inc. shares transferred to Ronnie Strasser.
3. Revising the option agreement with the Strasser Group, allowing for phased exercise of options to purchase up to 37 million Captiva shares at C$0.02 per share.
4. Arranging a private placement to issue up to 150 million units at C$0.02 per unit, potentially raising C$3 million for working capital and advancing sustainable real estate projects.
These amendments and the private placement are subject to regulatory approvals and may not close as described.
