DIGITAL UTIL VNTRS INC - DUTV STOCK NEWS

Digital Utilities Ventures (DUTV) has announced expansion of its sales force and strong Q1 2024 results. The company reported revenue of $201,279 with gross profit of $147,637. DUTV highlighted a 10% increase in active sales representatives and introduced the new 'Shore Shed Model 30' for lakefront properties, utilizing oxygen bubble technology for algae cleanup. The product has gained traction, with a social media post about lake shore clean-up results receiving over 56,000 views.

Digital Utilities Ventures (OTC: DUTV) reported strong financial results for fiscal year 2024, ending May 31. The company achieved net income of $896,869, largely due to merger activities. Post-merger sales for two months totaled $291,730, with an average monthly profit of $94,195 from Terreplenish and Easy Nano Void System sales.

DUTV completed strategic acquisitions, expanding its portfolio in sustainable technologies. The company's Easy Nano Void Technology showed promising results in water cleanup, agriculture, and oil well production enhancement. Notable projects include algae remediation at Arrowhead Country Club and addressing composting challenges in California.

CEO Mark Gaalswyk emphasized the company's focus on increasing sales of Terreplenish and Easy Nano Void System products to achieve steady, recurring monthly profits before expanding into more complex technologies. DUTV aims to expand its marketing and global awareness campaign in 2025.

Digital Utilities Ventures (DUTV) has successfully acquired Feed Earth Now, expanding its footprint in the regenerative agriculture sector. The merger aims to leverage innovative, organic solutions to address global fertilizer shortages and improve soil, water, and air quality. CEO Mark Gaalswyk will lead the consolidated entity, while Cathy Scratch will continue as CEO of Feed Earth Now. The company’s flagship product, Terreplenish, is a USDA-certified, organic microbial solution designed to enhance soil health and sustainability. The merger is expected to boost the profitability of local agricultural co-ops and suppliers, providing more sustainable and cost-effective farming solutions. Additional benefits include increased nitrogen levels in compost and reduced methane emissions.

Digital Utilities Ventures, Inc. (OTC: DUTV) completes the strategic merger with Easy Energy Systems Technologies, and Easy Modular Manufacturing, Inc., paving the way for future growth and innovation. The acquisition of Feed Earth Now, is in its final stages, expected to close by April 30, 2024. CEO Mark K. Gaalswyk leads the consolidated entity, aiming to leverage disruptive modular technologies to address global challenges and create a more efficient operational structure.

Digital Utilities Ventures, Inc. (DUTV) announces that its future affiliate, Easy Energy Systems, Inc., will exhibit at the Organic Growers Show in Monterey on November 29-30. Easy Energy will showcase Terreplenish®, a proprietary blend of regenerating microbes that provides organic growers with a non-chemical, sustainable nitrogen source to feed crops and revitalize soil. Terreplenish® has been tested on over 100 plant varieties and has partnered with Easy Energy to create a decentralized industrial-scale food waste recycling system. The system aims to reduce food waste, create circular economies, and support sustainable agriculture.

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Digital Utilities Ventures (OTC: DUTV) has appointed Michael P. Ballmann as Manager of Climate Capital Operations at Easy Energy Systems, effective immediately. Ballmann brings 15 years of experience in renewable energy, portfolio management, and financial operations. He will oversee the rollout of Easy Energy Climate Capital offerings and assist with financial modeling and agreements. The CEO expressed excitement about Ballmann's role in advancing global projects in regenerative agriculture and biofuels.

Digital Utilities Ventures (OTC: DUTV) has appointed Moises V. "Moe" Vela, Jr. as a senior advisor to Easy Energy Systems, Inc., its future subsidiary. Vela is the CEO of The Vela Group and brings extensive experience from his roles in the White House and involvement with innovative companies. His knowledge in business development and agriculture aligns with Easy Energy's mission to address climate change through modular technologies. The company aims to revolutionize fertilizer production with their Modular Easy FEN® system, potentially aiding in the global food crisis.

Digital Utilities Ventures (DUTV) announces USDA's $500 million grants to enhance American-made fertilizer production, aiming to alleviate price hikes affecting farmers due to the Ukraine conflict. CEO Mark Gaalswyk emphasizes the grants' focus on innovative regenerative agriculture technologies, benefiting small co-ops. The recently launched Easy FEN Modular Microbe Fertilizer System, leveraging the patented Terreplenish® formula, promises significant nitrogen and phosphorus credits, potentially serving 1/3 of the U.S. corn market, enhancing water retention and reducing fertilizer runoff.