Key Highlights

  • Livento Group shares are trading 100.00% higher on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, at a price below one cent.
  • The last delayed quote seen was $0.0001 on October 9, 2026, down 50.00% on the day.
  • The shares last traded at $0.009 on February 12, 2024, per the company's offering document.
  • Nine-month 2023 revenue was $1,509,294, with a net loss of $6,140,484.
  • The company reported 11 employees and trades on the OTC Pink tier.

Livento Move: Why Is a Sub-Penny Stock Among the Most Active Today?

Livento Group (OTC:LIVG) shares are trading 100.00% higher on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, at a price below one cent. No dated company release explains the move. The shares are quoted on the OTC Pink tier, and the most recent delayed quote seen was $0.0001 on October 9, 2026, after a 50.00% decline that day.

At prices this low, a single increment can register as a 100% change. A move from $0.0001 to $0.0002, for example, would show as a doubling even though the dollar change is one hundredth of a cent. Such percentage moves often reflect thin order books rather than new information.

Livento Business: What Does the Company Actually Operate?

Livento Group is based in New York and was formerly NuGene International, taking its current name in June 2022. Through subsidiaries it works in United States film and television production, real estate finance and development, and artificial intelligence software. It reported 11 employees.

Its film and television arm, BOXO Productions, was formed on June 17, 2022 as a wholly owned subsidiary. The company's offering document says it moved from real estate toward movies beginning in 2021, and that BOXO had no employees of its own, relying on three consultants for production work.

The second operation is ELISE, proprietary software that uses algorithms and neural-network methods to analyze financial information and portfolio positions. Three analysts maintain it, according to the same document. The company also provides management services such as budgeting, contract preparation, project reporting and acquisition analysis.

Livento Filings: How Large Were the Losses and the Dilution?

Livento became an SEC reporting company on November 1, 2023. For the nine months ended September 30, 2023, it reported unaudited revenue of $1,509,294 and a net loss of $6,140,484, including $4,053,961 of stock-based compensation. For the third quarter alone, revenue was $586,643 and the net loss was $1,180,537.

The offering document dated February 16, 2024 described an equity line approved by the board on January 22, 2024, under which the company sells shares to fund operations. It listed 815,903,962 shares outstanding as of February 12, 2024, when the last sale price was $0.009. A quote of $0.0001 on October 9, 2026 would be about 98.9% lower (calculated).

Livento Risk Factors: What Do the Filings Say Could Go Wrong?

The company cited significant operating losses, limited working capital and reliance on selling securities to fund operations. Without enough revenue, it said it may face liquidity and solvency problems.

Other risks include illiquid film investments with uncertain profitability, dilution from future share issuances and the equity line, and possible rescission rights if securities exemptions were improperly relied upon. The filing describes only a limited established trading market for the common stock, so a few orders can move the quote sharply.

What to Watch Next: Quarterly Filings and the Next Delayed Quote

The next dated events are the company's periodic filings, which should show revenue, share count and funding terms. Until a filing or release explains today's move, the 100.00% change is best read as a statistic of a sub-penny quote, not a confirmed business development.