Replenish Nutrients Holding Corp (CSE:ERTH, OTC:VVIVF) CEO Neil Wiens called 2025 a turning point as the company moved from development into scalable commercial execution, laying the groundwork for full-scale production and licensing-driven growth in 2026.
“2025 was a year of execution and foundation-building for Replenish,” Wiens told investors in a statement.
Wiens highlighted the advancement of the company’s Beiseker granulation facility in Alberta toward full commercial operations. The plant achieved sustained production rates of 4–5 metric tonnes per hour, validating its ability to reach targeted output of around 2,000 metric tonnes per month as final systems and 24-hour operations are implemented. The facility has now transitioned toward steady-state commercial operations, which the company expects will support its highest production and sales volumes to date.
As well, the CEO noted Replenish’s expanded licensing strategy, adding that the company “remained actively engaged in industry dialogue around soil health and regenerative agriculture.”
Replenish also expanded its product portfolio, introducing a patented pellet fertilizer that lowers manufacturing complexity and cost, while launching Replenish 1, its flagship retail lawn and garden product, across Western Canada. Demand for the company’s blended and granulated fertilizers remained strong in Western Canada and select US markets.
Strategically, the company advanced a capital-light licensing model through agreements with MJ Ag Solutions in Western Canada and Farmers Union Enterprises in the US Midwest. Under these partnerships, Replenish supplies proprietary formulations and technical support while partners fund and operate production facilities, with the company expecting per-tonne licensing revenues as production ramps.
“As broader policy and supply-chain initiatives continue to support adoption of regenerative practices, we believe the company is well positioned to scale production and demonstrate the underlying economics of our platform in 2026,” Wiens added.
Replenish expects to focus on achieving full production at Beiseker, initiating licensed production with partners, and improving cash flow visibility as it scales both owned and licensed operations.