FAQ on Splash Beverage Group Inc.'s Unusual Trading Activity and NYSE Appeal Process

What is the main reason behind Splash Beverage Group Inc.’s unusual trading activity?

Splash Beverage Group Inc. believes the unusual trading activity is due to algorithmic trading and short selling activities, with no new material developments since its last announcement regarding a potential merger/acquisition with Western Son Vodka.

Why is Splash Beverage Group Inc. appealing to the NYSE?

The company is appealing to the NYSE Listing Qualifications Panel regarding its listing status, aiming to resolve its shareholder equity deficiency within the 60–90 day appeal window.

How does Splash Beverage Group Inc. plan to address its shareholder equity deficiency?

Splash Beverage Group Inc. is confident in its ability to resolve the shareholder equity deficiency during the appeal process, although it acknowledges there is no guarantee of success.

What brands are part of Splash Beverage Group Inc.’s portfolio?

Splash Beverage Group Inc.’s portfolio includes Copa di Vino wine by the glass, SALT flavored tequilas, Chispo tequila, and Pulpoloco sangria.

Where can I find more information about Splash Beverage Group Inc.?

For more information about Splash Beverage Group Inc., visit their website at www.SplashBeverageGroup.com.

What is TinyGems, and how is it related to Splash Beverage Group Inc.?

TinyGems is a specialized communications platform focusing on innovative small-cap and mid-cap companies, part of the Dynamic Brand Portfolio at IBN, which has featured Splash Beverage Group Inc.’s press release.

When will Splash Beverage Group Inc. know the outcome of its NYSE appeal?

The company expects to resolve its shareholder equity deficiency within the 60–90 day appeal window, but the exact timing of the outcome is not specified.

What are the implications of the unusual trading activity for Splash Beverage Group Inc.?

The unusual trading activity highlights market volatility and investor interest in Splash Beverage Group Inc. during its NYSE appeal process, but the company sees no new material developments causing this activity.