Eat Well Investment Group Inc. (CSE: EWG) announced on October 29, 2026, that it will rename itself Agrion International Ltd. and adopt the trading symbol "AGRI" on the Canadian Securities Exchange, effective November 5, 2026. The rebrand reflects the company's identity as an agricultural midstream pulse processor operating facilities in Saskatchewan and Montana. The announcement also highlighted a 74% year-over-year increase in Q2 gross profit, a detail investors may find notable as the company pursues growth initiatives.

Key Points

  • Eat Well Investment Group Inc. (CSE: EWG / OTC: EWGFF / FSE: 6BC0) is rebranding as Agrion International Ltd.
  • The company's CSE ticker changes from EWG to AGRI at market open on November 5, 2026
  • Q2 gross profit rose 74% year-over-year; processing capacity is stated at up to 100,000 metric tonnes per year
  • Investors may watch for updates on expanded credit facilities, additional storage capacity, and potential acquisitions

Pulse Processing Operations Drive the Agrion International Rebrand

The new Agrion International name is intended to more accurately represent the company's core business: buying pulses from Canadian and U.S. farmers, then cleaning, sorting, splitting, and milling them to customer specifications. Products including pea flour and pea fibre are sold to food, pet food, and ingredient manufacturers globally. The company states it has nearly 50 years of processing experience and the capacity to handle up to 100,000 metric tonnes per year from its Saskatchewan and Montana facilities, serving customers across North America and internationally.

Shareholder Rights and Share Capital Remain Unchanged After Name Change

The announcement confirms that no action is required by existing shareholders. The name change does not alter the company's share capital or affect shareholder rights. Existing share certificates and DRS advice statements will remain valid and do not require replacement. The company's common shares will carry the new CUSIP 00856T101 and ISIN CA00856T1012 identifiers. The company also noted that its OTC and Frankfurt Stock Exchange listings will be updated in due course following the CSE transition on November 5, 2026.

Canada's National Food Security Strategy Provides Policy Backdrop for Domestic Processing

The rebrand coincides with Canada's first National Food Security Strategy, launched by Prime Minister Mark Carney in June 2026, which emphasises processing more agricultural commodities domestically rather than exporting raw crops. The announcement highlights pulses as central to this policy direction, noting that Canada is a major global grower of the crop. The company's Saskatchewan operations are positioned within this domestic value-add narrative, though the release does not provide specific government support commitments or direct financial benefits tied to the strategy.

Q2 Gross Profit Growth and Growth Priorities Outlined by Management

President and CEO Daniel Brody stated in the announcement that Q2 gross profit was up 74% year-over-year, that a new CFO is in place, and that reporting is current. The company's stated near-term priorities include strengthening credit facilities, increasing storage capacity, adding new products and product variations, expanding operations, and evaluating acquisitions to scale the platform. The immediate share price impact was not clear from available public information.