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DNA Takes action to Build Growth and Revenue
Published Sep 16 2016
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DNA Takes action to Build Growth and Revenue

DNA Brands Inc. Is pleased to update  shareholders and the public  as to recent company developments.


Over the course of the last quarter the company has taken several corporate actions to facilitate revenue and the  regrowth of the company.


  1. Management has approved the use of  up to 500K shares of the Series  G Preferred for Acquisition Purposes.  In doing so this will allow for up the $2 million dollars in acquisition costs.

  2. The company has created a wholly  owned subsidiary, by  the Name of DNA Holdings Inc.   The purpose of this DNA Holdings Inc  is to act as a means for making acquisitions.  DNA Holdings Inc will also act  as a basket,  for  building a portfolio of companies.

  3. Over the last 90 Days Management has met with a handful of acquisition candidates.

Each with their own unique  business  opportunities.  Management  always looks first to

maintain  the same business model, however always keeping all  options open.

     

In addition,  CEO and Sole officer, Adrian McKenzie  has been meeting and consulting with his trusted advisors, in determining what are the best opportunities  for the DNA Shareholders.

“ I would like to thank the shareholders and public, for their continued support of the company.  I would like to reiterate, that I encourage  public feedback and encourage  dialog  between the shareholders and management. I will continue to keep the public as updated as progress continues”




Adrian McKenzie

DNA Brands Inc.

info@dnabrandsinc.com

www.dnabrandsinc.com

561-654-5722




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