New York – Livento Group, Inc. (OTC: LIVG) today announced further progress in its ongoing corporate and regulatory transformation, including active efforts to uplist to the OTCQB and remove the Rule 15c2-11 (“2-11”) designation currently associated with the Company’s prior shell status.
Management believes these initiatives represent critical steps toward improving transparency, market accessibility, liquidity, and long-term shareholder value.
Why OTCQB Matters
The OTCQB market tier is widely recognized as a higher-quality marketplace within the OTC ecosystem, designed for developing and growth-stage companies that meet enhanced reporting, verification, and compliance standards.
By pursuing an OTCQB uplisting, Livento Group aims to:
- Increase visibility among institutional and professional investors
- Improve credibility and transparency within the public markets
- Expand accessibility through a broader range of brokerage platforms
- Enhance overall trading liquidity and market efficiency
Management believes that an OTCQB uplisting may also support the Company’s broader long-term objective of achieving a future uplisting to the NASDAQ.
Importance of Rule 15c2-11 Removal
The current Rule 15c2-11 designation is a legacy issue connected to the Company’s historical shell classification prior to its restructuring and operational transition.
Removal of this designation is expected to provide several important benefits, including:
- Improved eligibility for quotation and trading support across brokerage firms
- Broader access for domestic and international investors
- Reduction of trading restrictions currently imposed by certain platforms
- Improved market transparency and investor confidence
The Company notes that many brokerage firms and trading systems apply limitations to securities carrying the Rule 15c2-11 designation. Management believes successful removal of this status will materially improve the trading environment for Livento Group shareholders.
Transformation Phase Nearing Completion
Following the successful completion of its FINRA-approved reverse split, corporate name change, ticker transition to LIVG, and normalization of brokerage market data, management believes the Company is now entering the final stages of its restructuring and market normalization process.
“With our structure substantially stabilized, we are now focused on positioning Livento Group for broader market participation and long-term growth,” said management.
“These regulatory and market structure improvements are not simply administrative milestones — they are foundational steps toward improving liquidity, accessibility, institutional visibility, and long-term shareholder value creation.”
Operational Focus Remains on Growth
Livento Group continues executing its broader business strategy focused on:
- Media and film production through BOXO Productions
- Expansion into international entertainment markets
- Monetization of completed film projects expected to generate revenues in 2026
- Strategic growth and acquisition initiatives across portfolio companies
The Company will continue providing updates regarding the OTCQB application process, Rule 15c2-11 removal progress, and additional operational developments as they occur.