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Naturally Amish Signs Binding LOI To Acquire USDA-Inspected Meat Processing Facility In The Midwest
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Simulated Environment Concepts, Inc.
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Naturally Amish Signs Binding LOI to Acquire USDA-Inspected Meat Processing Facility in the Midwest 09.09.2026 / 17:46 CET/CEST The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Acquisition Would Advance Vertical Integration and Expand Direct-to-Consumer, Restaurant and Grocery Opportunities ANGOLA, INDIANA - September 9, 2026 (NEWMEDIAWIRE ) - Simulated Environment Concepts, Inc. (OTC: SMEV), operating as Naturally AmishTM, announced that the Company has signed a binding Letter of Intent (“LOI”) and placed a $25,000 deposit toward the acquisition of a fully operational, USDA-inspected livestock slaughter and meat processing facility strategically located in the Midwest near its growing network of Amish farms in Indiana and Ohio. The proposed acquisition represents a major step in Naturally Amish' strategy to build a vertically integrated farm-to-table platform connecting livestock raised within Amish farming communities directly to consumers, restaurants, grocery stores, foodservice companies and wholesale customers. The acquisition of the facility will immediately add approximately $2 million or more in existing annual revenue to the Naturally Amish platform, while the Company believes its planned expansion of processing, Direct-to-Consumer sales, restaurant and grocery distribution could potentially generate an additional approximately $3 million in revenue during the first full year of operations following the acquisition. These projections are based on current management assumptions and are subject to execution, market conditions and completion of the transaction. The facility provides year-round slaughter and processing services for cattle, hogs, lambs and goats, including custom processing and USDA-inspected processing for commercial retail and wholesale markets. Ownership of USDA-inspected processing capacity would give Naturally Amish greater control over processing schedules, quality, product development, distribution and margins, while reducing its dependence on third-party processors. The strategic location would also allow Naturally Amish to process cattle closer to participating Amish farms in Indiana and Ohio and support the Company's efforts to secure additional cattle processing and supply relationships throughout the Midwest. Noah Wagler, CEO of Naturally Amish and Simulated Environment Concepts, Inc., stated:“Processing is one of the most important links between the farmer and the consumer. Acquiring a USDA-inspected facility near our Indiana and Ohio farm network would give Naturally Amish greater control over our supply chain while helping us move products directly from Amish farms into homes, restaurants and grocery stores.” Wagler added:“In today's environment of high beef prices, limited processing capacity and uncertainty throughout the food supply chain, we believe vertical integration can create significant competitive advantages. Beyond the facility's existing revenue base, we believe Naturally Amish can create substantial additional revenue by expanding throughput and building our Direct-to-Consumer, restaurant and grocery channels.” Expansion and Technology Opportunities The property offers significant room for future growth, including the potential for:
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| Language: | English |
| Company: | Simulated Environment Concepts, Inc. |
| United States | |
| ISIN: | US82920N1046 |
| EQS News ID: | 2396962 |
| End of News | EQS News Service |
2396962 09.09.2026 CET/CEST
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