- Santana Equestrian Private Financial, Inc. (SEQP, Financial) achieves compliance with OTCID™ Basic Market standards.
- New Florida law, HB 211, facilitates SEQP's expansion into biomass processing and land reclamation.
- SEQP projects $1-$3 million in annual carbon credit revenue within 18 months, leveraging a multi-asset platform.
Santana Equestrian Private Financial, Inc. (OTC PINK: SEQP), based in Wellington, Florida, has confirmed its compliance with OTCID™ Basic Market reporting standards as of July 1, 2025. This achievement ensures SEQP's transparency and active engagement with U.S. regulators and investors, positioning the company to avoid downgrades to limited trading tiers.
With the passage of Florida House Bill 211, effective July 1, 2025, the definition of "farm product" now includes biomass, allowing SEQP to process equine and yard waste on-site, significantly enhancing operational efficiency. This legislative change enables SEQP to process biomass as part of agricultural activities, giving the company a competitive advantage.
SEQP is expanding its business through two new divisions: on-site equestrian biomass processing and distressed farmland reclamation. These initiatives are expected to create a scalable ESG-linked revenue stream, including the monetization of carbon credits and increased land values. Specifically, the company anticipates generating $1-$3 million annually from voluntary carbon credits priced at approximately $10-$30 per ton.
SEQP's business model integrates physical operations with financial markets, forming a bridge between traditional commodity operations and ESG revenue streams. This strategic approach has positioned SEQP as a promising partner for institutional-grade commodity finance platforms, providing a diversified and scalable revenue portfolio.
