Safe & Green Development Corp. Implements 25% Price Increase on Recurring Compost Orders

Reuters12-16
Safe & Green Development Corp. Implements 25% Price Increase on Recurring Compost Orders

Safe and Green Development Corporation $(SGD)$ announced a 25% price increase on its recurring weekly compost purchase orders at its Myakka, Florida facility. The price adjustment applies to compost sold to a consistent high-volume customer, who accepted the revised pricing without any reduction in order volume. The company stated that the increased pricing reflects strong demand for its compost products and will contribute directly to gross revenue and improved unit economics. Operational enhancements at the facility include the deployment of new equipment and the planned integration of the Microtec mill, aimed at supporting the development of higher-value compost-based products. Additionally, Safe and Green Development Corporation plans to publish monthly third-party inventory flyover reports of its Myakka site to enhance transparency for shareholders.

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