thecryptomarket
3月前
Note 6. SETTLEMENT Filings and Disclosure
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https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/GRIQ/disclosure
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Publish Date Title Period End Date
02/19/2026 Quarterly Report 12/31/2025
Note 6. SETTLEMENT
In September 2025, the Company determined that the acquisition of Virtual Health Holdings, Inc. by the
Company for 7 million common shares of the Company, plus additional shares, representing rounding up,
should be rescinded for failure to meet an express condition subsequent. The acquisition agreement closed
with an outstanding obligation of VHHI to complete and deliver a PCAOB qualified audit of VHHI and its
subsidiaries for the calendar years 2023 and 2024 within 6 months of closing which was not done. The
Company has severed its relationship with VHHI, which continues to operate as an independent,
unrelated company and is currently owned by the Vezbi Interim Trust. Subsequently, the Company and the principals of Virtual Health Holdings, Inc. have agreed to a mutual settlement and release agreement under
which the former shareholders of VHHI, who received the 7 million shares of the Company in the acquisition,
would be granted an option to either accept the VHHI shares exchanged in the acquisition, or retain the
shares of the Company received in that transaction, and release any and all claims against the other parties.
The former VHHI shareholders have 30 days from the signing of the settlement to make that choice and
the 30 days commenced on February 17. 2026.
DukeLeto
5月前
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"The grocery list generation artificial intelligence (AI) market size is witnessing significant expansion. Expected to grow from $1.05 billion in 2024 to $1.35 billion in 2025 at a CAGR of 28.6%, this market is poised for robust growth, projected to reach $3.65 billion by 2029 at a CAGR of 28.3%. Factors driving this growth include the integration of AI with smart home ecosystems, the adoption of voice-activated grocery assistants, and heightened demand for personalized nutrition and meal planning."
EdF
6月前
Sorry Gondola, as much as you might want to be free from CareClix/VHHI and Charles Scott, this company climbed into bed with Scott and may very well be stuck with him and the VHHI shareholders. Not to mention, GCIQ pulled over some of the original CareClix players into their leadership (Robert Hipple) and even had Scott on the WPFH board at one point.
The last GCIQ 10Q (11/26/2025) shows that the VHHI/CareClix shareholders might very well still be part of this company.
Although we issued 7,000,000+ of our common shares to the VHHI shareholders in July 2023 for that acquisition (now reduced to 1,750,000 common shares by the 1 for 4 reverse split in September 2025), we have not yet determined how or whether those shares should be cancelled or returned due to the rescission. That issue remains open for further discussion.
Yes, it's a full on train wreck but what do you expect from a company that is supposedly in the Grocery store AI business but rattles on about the sale of film and television programming rights in their revenue recognition section. Not only that, but the Vezbi Family Trust owns 75% of GCIQ. It's worth looking into the Vezbe Family trust. Vezbi was created by Henry Jan and now we look at GCIQ and they are touting this in their 10Q:
As of early 2025, GrocerIQ AI has secured key contracts demonstrating strong commercial traction. These include an agreement with FreshGrab Markets Holdings, Inc. to deploy its Physical AI technology across FreshGrab’s grocery operations within mixed use properties, and a partnership with Vezbi, Inc. to integrate FreshGrab’s AI driven shopping experience directly into the Vezbi Super App.
FreshGrab Market Holding is a "key" contract for GCIQ. Sounds exciting? Well then you look into who owns FreshGrab. Why it's Henry Jan! Not so exciting. Just more of their pretend world.
https://search.sunbiz.org/Inquiry/corporationsearch/SearchResultDetail?inquirytype=EntityName&directionType=Initial&searchNameOrder=FRESHGRABNARKETS%20P240000508740&aggregateId=domp-p24000050874-d137f73e-a60e-4b6e-832a-bafd4ebb0dfa&searchTerm=FRESH%20GRABBA%20LEAF%20LLC&listNameOrder=FRESHGRABBALEAF%20L180001393540
Anyway, to say GCIQ has nothing to do with Vezbi, Inc. or Virtual Health Holdings, Inc is wishful thinking. All parties are intertwined even if GCIQ pretends otherwise while talking out of both sides of their mouth.
PamelaR
6月前
I have been way behind on the whole SOLI thing. I just now found out about this board. Currently, our shares are worthless, and may always be. However, there are some twists to this saga. Unless you really need a write-off for this year, I would suggest you hold onto your shares a little longer. I am not so sure we are past the term of statute of limitations. After all, supposedly our restriction around February next year. I am no lawyer, but it seems to me if that is when the restriction is lifted, or if it doesn't get lifted at all by then, shouldn't that be a whole new start, regarding the statute of limitations?
But, aside from that, I did get a call a few weeks ago, from an employee who works in the fraud division in the government of Virginia, My name had been given to him. They are investigating CareClix and Charles Scott. After multiple conversations and emails, he sent me a list of what he wanted. I spent a week going through documents and turned them over to him. I can't say this will go anywhere, as there is the complication. They don't know exactly when CareClix stopped doing business in Virginia. I know they still used an office in Virginia at least by the middle of 2022, but I don't know how long after that. They had changed their registration to Florida prior to that, but they were still doing business in Virginia later. The investigator seemed very interested in when they stopped working in Virginia. By Virginia's law, if a company is doing business in Virginia, it doesn't matter if they are registered in a different state. The investigator seemed very interested in when CareClix's offices closed. My guess it that they have a time limit as too when they stopped doing business in their state. So, if anyone can provide information in that matter, please let me know. If the state is able to indict crimanally, it may give us to have a case in civil court.
Merry Christmas!
Pam