Eat Well Investment Group Inc. (CSE: EWG) has announced it will rename itself Agrion International Ltd. and begin trading under the new ticker 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. Management cited a 74% year-over-year increase in Q2 gross profit alongside ambitions to expand storage capacity, strengthen credit facilities, and evaluate acquisitions as context for the transition.

Key Points

  • Eat Well Investment Group Inc. (CSE: EWG / OTC Pink: EWGFF / FSE: 6BC0) is rebranding as Agrion International Ltd.
  • Common shares will trade on the CSE under symbol "AGRI" at market open on November 5, 2026
  • Q2 gross profit was reported up 74% year over year; processing capacity stated at up to 100,000 metric tonnes per year
  • Investors will be watching whether the rebrand coincides with expanded credit facilities and acquisition activity

Pulse Processing Operations Behind the Agrion Rebrand

The company describes itself as an agricultural midstream processor that purchases pulses from Canadian and U.S. farmers, then cleans, sorts, splits, and mills them to customer specifications. Products including pea flour and pea fibre are sold to food, pet food, and ingredient manufacturers globally. The release states the company brings nearly 50 years of processing experience to its Saskatchewan and Montana facilities, with annual throughput capacity of up to 100,000 metric tonnes. Management indicated the Agrion name is intended to better reflect this core operating identity rather than a consumer food investment mandate.

Q2 Gross Profit Growth and Management's Stated Priorities

President and Chief Executive Officer Daniel Brody noted in the announcement that reporting is current, a new Chief Financial Officer is in place, and Q2 gross profit rose 74% year over year. The release states the company's near-term focus includes securing stronger credit facilities, adding storage capacity, and increasing volumes through its processing facilities. Management also indicated interest in evaluating acquisitions that could expand the platform. Investors may be watching closely to see how these operational and financial priorities unfold under the renamed entity in the coming quarters.

Canada's National Food Security Strategy as Sector Backdrop

The announcement references Canada's first National Food Security Strategy, launched in June 2026 by Prime Minister Mark Carney, which aims to increase domestic food processing and raise the proportion of Canadian-produced food consumed within the country. The release suggests the company views its pulse-processing model in Saskatchewan as directly aligned with this policy direction, keeping processing jobs and value-added activity within Canada rather than exporting raw crops for processing abroad. The disclosure frames this national policy context as a tailwind for midstream agricultural processors operating domestically.

Shareholder Impact and New Share Identifiers

The company confirmed that no action is required by existing shareholders. The name change does not alter share capital or shareholder rights, and existing share certificates and DRS advice statements remain valid. The shares have been assigned CUSIP 00856T101 and ISIN CA00856T1012. The company's OTC Pink and Frankfurt Stock Exchange listings will be updated in due course, according to the release. The immediate share price impact was not clear from available public information.