New York City, New York – February 9, 2026 – These finished corporate actions mark a key milestone in the Company’s transformation, resulting in a streamlined, finalized share structure designed to support future growth initiatives and prepare for institutional investment.

Strategic Focus on Media and Film Production

Livento Group’s core strategic priority is media and motion picture production, led by its fully owned subsidiary BOXO Productions (). Through BOXO Productions, the Company is actively developing, producing, and monetizing feature films and entertainment content for global distribution.

Several film projects—including Locked and Old Guy—have been completed, with commercial release and revenue generation expected in the first half of 2026. Management views these finished projects as the initial phase of a broader content monetization strategy.

Industry Growth Outlook

The global Entertainment & Media (“E&M”) industry continues to show steady long-term expansion. Recent industry forecasts indicate the sector will grow at an estimated compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of approximately 3.7% through 2029, driven by rising global content consumption, digital distribution, and evolving monetization models.

Within this broader landscape, the film and video segment—encompassing production, distribution, exhibition, home entertainment, and related services—represents a significant, growing market. Industry data shows this segment was valued at roughly $308 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach about $328 billion in 2025, implying an estimated ~6.5% year-over-year growth rate.

More specifically, the movie production segment—which focuses on production activity and content budgets—is expected to grow faster than the overall industry. Certain forecasts project a compound annual growth rate of approximately 14.6% for movie production between 2024 and 2029, reflecting sustained demand for premium content across theatrical, streaming, and international distribution platforms.

Expansion Into the Saudi Arabian Entertainment Market

As previously disclosed—including in a public announcement by BOXO Productions—Livento Group is actively pursuing entry into the Saudi Arabian entertainment market. Management sees Saudi Arabia as a uniquely compelling opportunity, given its population of over 35 million and strong national focus on education, workforce development, and cultural expansion.

The Company draws parallels between the current evolution of Saudi Arabia’s entertainment sector and the European market roughly two decades ago, when U.S. film productions entered Europe and helped establish modern production standards, talent development, and global distribution frameworks.

Livento Group believes early participation in this fast-growing market may deliver meaningful long-term strategic and commercial advantages.

Next Steps: OTCQB Uplisting and NASDAQ Objective

Looking ahead, Livento Group has initiated the process to uplist its common stock to the OTCQB and seek removal of the Rule 15c2-11 (“2-11”) designation. These steps aim to restore broader brokerage eligibility, improve liquidity, and enhance the Company’s visibility among institutional and professional investors.

The Company’s long-term goal remains an uplisting to NASDAQ, subject to meeting all applicable regulatory and listing requirements.

Outlook

“With our corporate actions complete and our structure stabilized, Livento Group is positioned to move forward with execution,” said David Stybr, the Company’s CEO. “Our focus is on monetizing finished film projects, expanding into high-potential markets, boosting liquidity, and building a scalable media platform capable of long-term value creation.”

Further updates will be provided as the Company advances through regulatory milestones, content releases, and strategic initiatives.

David Stybr, CEO

Livento Group, Inc.

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