ESG Inc. Details Major Restructuring: Divests China Ops, Cancels 40% of Shares, Significantly Reduces Losses

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ESG Inc. filed an amended preliminary information statement detailing the financial impact of its planned split-off of China operations and the cancellation of 10.43 million shares, representing 40.27% of outstanding stock, which significantly improves its pro forma financial position.

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• Divestiture of China Operations

  ESG Inc. is separating its legacy China operations (ESG China Limited) by distributing 100% of ESG China shares to certain holders, aiming to simplify its structure and focus on North America. The China operations have been suspended and generated no revenue for the past six months.

• Significant Share Cancellation

  In exchange for the China operations, 10,432,800 shares of ESG Inc. common stock will be surrendered and cancelled. This represents a substantial 40.27% reduction in the company's outstanding shares (from 25,902,268 to 15,469,468).

• Improved Pro Forma Financials

  Unaudited pro forma financials show a dramatic improvement post-transaction. For the year ended December 31, 2025, the net loss attributable to the company reduces from $(1.95M) to $(0.32M). For the three months ended March 31, 2026, it reduces from $(0.69M) to $(0.09M).

• Addresses Prior Going Concern Warning

  This restructuring directly addresses the significant revenue decrease, net loss, and 'going concern' warning disclosed in the company's recent 10-K filing, by shedding non-performing assets and reducing the share count.

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This amended preliminary information statement provides critical pro forma financial details for the previously announced split-off of ESG Inc.'s non-performing China operations and the cancellation of 40.27% of its outstanding shares. The pro forma financials demonstrate a substantial improvement in the company's financial outlook, significantly reducing historical net losses by removing the zero-revenue China segment. This strategic move addresses the 'going concern' warning from the recent 10-K and aims to simplify the company's structure, reduce compliance burdens, and focus on North American operations, signaling a major step towards financial stabilization and a cleaner balance sheet.