HAPBF Overview

Leadership Appointments: Hapbee Technologies has appointed Jodie Jackson as Chief Neural Optimization Officer and Nancy H. Rothstein as Chief Sleep Officer, enhancing its focus on women's wellness within the growing FemTech market.

Commitment to Women's Wellness: The company aims to develop innovative frequency routines that support hormonal balance, stress management, and restorative sleep, emphasizing the importance of women's perspectives in product development.

Global Expansion Plans: Hapbee plans to partner with women's health networks and wellness practitioners to broaden the reach of its frequency-based technology, which is projected to significantly grow in the FemTech sector.

Innovative Technology Focus: Hapbee's products utilize ultra-low frequency technology to enhance sleep, focus, and relaxation, positioning the company as a leader in the neuro-wellness space trusted by professionals and consumers worldwide.

Leadership Changes: Hapbee Technologies has appointed Krishna Subramanian as the new CFO, while Riz Shah will serve as interim CEO following the departure of Yona Shtern from both roles.

Debt Settlement Update: The company is moving forward with a shares-for-debt settlement, issuing 1,250,000 shares at $0.09 each to settle a portion of its debt, with the remaining debt still on the books.

Leadership Changes: Hapbee Technologies has appointed Krishna Subramanian as Chief Financial Officer and Riz Shah as Interim CEO, while Yona Shtern steps down from his roles, aiming to enhance the company's growth and product strategy.

New Product Leadership: The company has also added Pat Murray and TJ Varghese to its leadership team to strengthen product development and management, focusing on innovation and market expansion.

Shares-for-Debt Settlement: Hapbee is proceeding with a shares-for-debt settlement to address a portion of its outstanding debt, issuing shares to preserve cash for future operations.

Forward-Looking Statements: The company has issued forward-looking information regarding its anticipated growth and market expansion, acknowledging the risks and uncertainties that may affect actual results.

Strategic Investment: Hapbee Technologies has partnered with Smile Group, which is investing $675,000 to launch Hapbee's digital wellness platform in Asia, focusing initially on Singapore and India.

Market Expansion: The partnership aims to leverage Smile Group's expertise in consumer technology and brand building to accelerate Hapbee's entry into rapidly growing wellness markets across Asia.

Innovative Technology: Hapbee offers a unique bio-streaming wellness technology that allows users to influence their mental states without ingesting substances, appealing to consumers seeking innovative wellness solutions.

Future Outlook: The collaboration is expected to enhance Hapbee's market presence and growth opportunities in the health tech sector, with plans for further expansion beyond the initial markets.

Financial Milestone: Hapbee Technologies achieved its first-ever quarterly net profit in Q2 2025, with a revenue increase of 26% from Q1 and 114% year-over-year, totaling $520,323. The company also reported a gross profit rise of 45% and reduced operating costs significantly.

Product and Leadership Developments: The company introduced new leadership members and plans to launch a full-body mattress topper in Q3 2025, along with a new neckband wearable by Q4 2025. Additionally, Hapbee formed partnerships to enhance sales in various sectors, including wellness and defense.

Broadcast Details: The financial news series "New to The Street" will air Episode #678 on Bloomberg Television on July 12 at 6:30 PM EST, featuring five innovative companies in sectors like AI, healthcare, sustainability, and blockchain.

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