- Zivo Bioscience said a letter to shareholders from Chairman, President and CEO John B. Payne is available and outlines plans to deregister its securities with the SEC and stop public reporting.
- The letter cites public-company compliance costs and shareholder dilution from capital raises to fund reporting expenses as reasons for the decision.
- It states the company expects meaningful revenue from its AgTech product line through a distribution relationship in the coming months and says lower operating costs could support positive cash flow.
- Payne said animal health companies are conducting due diligence on Zivo’s non-antibiotic immune-modulating technology and that The University of Georgia plans to use Zivo’s product in avian influenza studies.
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