• ScreenPro (SCRN) has acquired all issued and outstanding shares of Naturevan Nutrition Ltd.
  • Lena Kozovski, CEO of ScreenPro sat down with Folake Ekwubiri to discuss the news
  • Naturevan is a provider of natural health supplements
  • ScreenPro is a screening and medical technology company that provides screening solutions with its proprietary medical alerting software
  • ScreenPro Security Inc. (SCRN) opened trading at C$0.05 per share

ScreenPro (SCRN) acquired all issued and outstanding shares of Naturevan for $2,200,000 in cash and ScreenPro shares.

Lena Kozovski, CEO of ScreenPro sat down with Folake Ekwubiri to discuss the news.

“The company is very pleased and excited to have Naturevan Nutrition Ltd. as part of the portfolio. This is a great compliment to our existing business operations and with the ability to sell products through e-commerce and retail, this will help us diversify our revenue streams. With high grade Canadian made supplements, we look forward to sustained business growth in the years to come.”

ScreenPro acquired all issued and outstanding shares of Naturevan for $2,200,000 in cash and ScreenPro shares.

Naturevan has become a wholly-owned operating subsidiary of ScreenPro Security. The company has appointed Lena Kozovski as director, Chief Executive Officer, and Chief Financial Officer of Naturevan following the closing of the acquisition.

Naturevan is a provider of natural health supplements and products that are distributed online and through agents across Canada. 

ScreenPro is a screening and medical technology company that provides turnkey screening solutions with its proprietary medical alerting software.

ScreenPro Security Inc. (SCRN) opened trading at C$0.05 per share.

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