Vivakor extends Adapti dividend payment to January 29, 2027

Dallas, TX, Sept. 03, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Vivakor, Inc., an integrated provider of energy transportation, storage, reuse, and remediation services, has announced an extension of the payment date for its special dividend of Adapti, Inc. common stock. Initially set for September 5, 2026, the dividend payment has been rescheduled to January 29, 2027.

According to the company, securities counsel has been engaged to prepare and file the necessary registration statement to facilitate the distribution of the Adapti shares to eligible Vivakor shareholders. The extension of the payment date aims to provide sufficient time for the completion of the required regulatory processes.

James Ballengee, Chairman, President, and CEO of Vivakor, stated, "We remain committed to completing the distribution of the Adapti shares to our eligible shareholders. We are actively working to ensure the necessary regulatory approvals are in place. Extending the payment date to January 29, 2027, allows us to complete these requirements and effect the distribution."

The special dividend will be paid to holders of record of Vivakor common shares as of September 5, 2025, the previously announced ex-dividend date. All other terms of the previously announced special dividend remain unchanged, and no action is required by eligible shareholders at this time.

Vivakor, Inc., based in the United States, provides sustainable energy transportation, storage, reuse, and remediation services. Its mission is to develop, acquire, accumulate, and operate assets, properties, and technologies in the energy sector. Once operational, the company's interest in oilfield waste remediation facilities aims to facilitate the recovery, reuse, and disposal of petroleum byproducts and oilfield waste products.

The company has included a cautionary statement regarding forward-looking statements, noting that actual results and timing may differ from those anticipated. Risks and uncertainties, including regulatory approvals, market conditions, and economic factors, could impact the company's future performance.