Ozop Energy Solutions, Inc.

Overview

• Incorporated as Newmarkt Corp. in Nevada on July 17, 2015; later renamed Ozop Energy Solutions, Inc.
• Website: http://ozopenergy.com/
• Business focus: renewable energy, electric vehicle (EV) solutions, energy storage, and energy resiliency.
• Discontinued operations: PCTI-related operations reported as discontinued; Chapter 7 proceeding filed Sept 1, 2022.

Corporate structure and subsidiaries

• Ozop Energy Systems, Inc. (OES) — Nevada corporation, wholly owned; manufacturer and distributor of renewable energy products.
• Ozop Capital Partners, Inc. (Ozop Capital) — Delaware corporation, wholly owned; Brian Conway is sole officer/director with voting control.
• EV Insurance Company, Inc. (EVCO) — Delaware captive insurer, wholly owned by Ozop Capital.
• Ozop Engineering and Design, Inc. (OED) — Nevada corporation, wholly owned; provides lighting and electrical engineering and commissioning; field service agreement with Leviton began Sept 27, 2024.
• Automated Room Controls, Inc. (ARC) — Nevada corporation, wholly owned; develops advanced lighting controls with a hybrid wired/wireless topology supporting DALI, Zigbee, and IoT integration.
• OZOP Plus — Marketing vehicle service contracts (VSCs) for EVs; arrangements pass battery premium amounts to EVCO under the Empire Plus arrangement.
• Capital amendments: multiple increases to authorized shares in 2023, 2024, and 2025, including March 2025 amendment increasing authorized common shares to 15,990,000,000 with 10,000,000 preferred shares, and May 2025 amendment increasing common shares to 25,990,000,000.

Core business lines and activities

• Equipment distribution (OES-related): west coast office/warehouse lease and distribution operations; long-term lease in Carlsbad, CA; a 2023 sublease structure transferred lease obligations to a third party.
• NeoVolt (Modular Energy Distribution System): design, engineering, installation, and operational methodology for distributed energy storage and EV charging; focus on modular, scalable charging locations, reduced deployment delays, and low-carbon energy sourcing. Proof of concept work is in progress.
• NeoVolt system features: master-slave dynamic load balancing, multi-device integration, and coordinated energy management across lighting and electrical loads.
• OZOP Plus: markets EV VSCs and supports revenue streams tied to battery premiums via arrangements with EVCO and Empire.
• Ozop Engineering and Design (OED): lighting and electrical design, rapid lead times, technical support, and commissioning; field service collaboration with Leviton.
• Automated Room Controls (ARC): advanced lighting controls development for complex architectural and electrical layouts, with IoT-enabled monitoring and energy management.
• Marketing and sales channels: company websites, trade shows, third-party portals, direct-to-consumer third-party sites, and partnerships (e.g., Royal Administration Services and Empire for EV VSCs).

Customers and partners

• Sales and marketing operate through web channels, trade shows, third-party portals, and partnerships.
• Notable partners and collaborators include Royal Administration Services, Empire, and Leviton.

Employees and staffing

• 1 full-time employee and 3 part-time employees.
• Additional support provided through independent contractors and consultants for accounting, investor relations, business development, permitting, and related functions.

Financial highlights and transactions

• Discontinued operations: PCTI results treated as discontinued operations following the Chapter 7 filing.
• 2024 settlement and related items:
  • Settlement payments made during 2024: $1,125,000.
  • Revenue recognized from settlement: $728,640 (recorded as sales).
  • Legal expense credit: $125,000.
  • Gain on litigation settlement: $271,360.
• Real estate and related-party transactions (2025):
  • In 2025 the Company sold its building to a related party for $600,000; received $100,000 cash and $500,000 of accrued management fees owed to the CEO were forgiven.
  • Gain on sale recorded in 2025: $86,250.
  • Executed a three-year sale-and-leaseback with the related party, commencing Sept 1, 2026, at $5,000 per month.
• GHS equity financing and put facilities:
  • Financing agreements in 2023–2025 with GHS Investments LLC and affiliates providing up to $10,000,000 of funding upon effectiveness of a Form S-1 registration statement.
  • Put rights allow the Company to require GHS to purchase common stock at an 80% VWAP price, subject to a 4.99% beneficial ownership cap and other per-put limits and VWAP calculation rules.
  • Share sales and proceeds (selected tranches):
    • 2024: 91,598 shares sold for $280,094.
    • 2024: 200,000 shares sold for $760,160.
    • 2025: 272,919 shares sold for $295,965.
    • Post-Dec 31, 2025: 439,796 shares sold for $47,068 net, plus settlement of a $5,000 note payable.
  • Commitment shares equal to 0.25% of the commitment amount valued at $25,000 under the 2025 agreement (not issued as of the filing date).

Capital and ownership actions

• Authorized capital increases:
  • 2023 amendment to 7,000,000,000 total authorized shares.
  • 2024 amendment to 9,000,000,000 authorized shares.
  • March 2025 amendment increasing authorized common shares to 15,990,000,000 and authorizing 10,000,000 preferred shares.
  • May 2025 amendment increasing authorized common shares to 25,990,000,000 and maintaining 10,000,000 preferred shares.
• Other notable corporate actions: 2020 acquisition of PCTI, corporate name change, formation of multiple subsidiaries, and ongoing related-party arrangements (including the CEO-related building transaction and management fee forgiveness).

Market position and competition

• Operates across diverse segments—renewables, EV charging, energy storage, and lighting controls—and competes with larger, more established companies with broader global presence.

Cybersecurity and IT posture

• The company maintains an IT/cybersecurity program aligned with its size, including a flat network using UniFi equipment, firewall management, VPN access, routine backups, and third-party services (Microsoft 365, GoDaddy, CodeTwo).
• The company has identified potential upgrades such as improved WiFi and expanded cloud backups.

Business summary

Ozop Energy Solutions, Inc. is a diversified energy technology company operating through multiple subsidiaries and business lines:

• Renewable energy product manufacturing and distribution (OES).
• EV charging and energy storage development (NeoVolt), with proof-of-concept activity underway.
• EV vehicle service contracts and battery-related revenue via OZOP Plus, with ceded battery premiums to EVCO under Empire arrangements.
• Lighting design, engineering, and commissioning services through OED, with field service support from Leviton.
• Advanced lighting controls and IoT-enabled energy management via ARC.

The company combines in-house subsidiaries, partner arrangements, and third-party service relationships to operate across the U.S., with an emphasis on west coast distribution for equipment. Financial disclosures include settlement-related revenue and gains in 2024, a related-party real estate sale and leaseback in 2025, and multi-year financing arrangements with GHS Investments LLC.