Metavesco Finalizes Reduction of Authorized Shares as Part of Capital Structure Strategy

Metavesco, Inc. has confirmed the formal completion of its previously announced reduction of authorized shares, making the change effective as of December 16, 2025. The company, which trades on the OTC markets under the symbol MVCO, reduced its authorized common shares by 7.5 billion shares through an amendment processed and filed with the State of Nevada.

Chief Executive Officer Ryan Schadel stated that this action reflects the company's continued focus on responsible capital structure management and long-term shareholder alignment. The reduction represents a concrete step following the company's December 1 announcement of its intention to implement this change. According to the company, the new share structure is expected to be reflected on otcmarkets.com in the coming days, while the change is already visible on the Nevada Secretary of State website.

This corporate action occurs as Metavesco continues to build long-term value through its operating businesses, strategic investments, and ongoing development of tools and infrastructure designed to modernize engagement and capital access within the OTC markets. The company is actively developing the OTCfi ecosystem, which it describes as a suite of software tools and digital platforms intended to support issuer engagement, market intelligence, and blockchain-based applications for OTC market participants.

The OTCfi ecosystem centers around OTCfi, described as the Community Token of the OTC markets, designed to unite traders, holders, and issuers to bring transparency, liquidity, and energy on-chain. Built on the Solana blockchain, OTCfi is positioned to become the digital asset treasury token of choice for OTC issuers. More information about this ecosystem can be found at otcfi.io.

For investors and market observers, this share reduction represents a tangible demonstration of corporate governance and capital management principles being implemented by a company operating in both traditional and digital sectors. As a diversified holding company, Metavesco's approach to its capital structure may influence how other OTC-listed companies approach similar decisions, particularly those operating at the intersection of traditional finance and blockchain technology.

The completion of this share reduction comes with the standard forward-looking statement disclosures common in corporate announcements. The company's filings on otcmarkets.com contain additional information about potential factors that could affect business and financial results. This action represents a specific, completed corporate action rather than a forward-looking projection, providing concrete information about the company's current capital structure.