One World Products, Inc. (OTCQB: OWPC), which will soon be renamed Isiah Enterprises, provided an update on the status of its Form 10-Q filing for the quarter ended June 30, 2025. The filing has been delayed due to additional review processes related to the recent acquisition of Eco Bio Plastics Midland, Inc., the integration of its operations and financial reporting, and the company's ongoing corporate transition. Management, along with its auditors and legal advisors, is actively working to complete the filing and expects it to be finalized in the coming weeks.
Despite the filing delay, operations remain on track and continue to advance according to company leadership. Chairman & CEO Isiah Thomas stated that Eco Bio Plastics Midland has already begun scaling production under the toll-compounding partnership with Full Circle Technologies. The company is currently processing tens of thousands of pounds of renewable materials weekly through this partnership. These enhanced capabilities strengthen One World Products' position in the $1 trillion global packaging industry and align the company with major partners including Stellantis, Flex-N-Gate, ORBIS Corporation, and West Michigan Compounding.
The integration represents a significant step in the company's strategy to build a circular economy that delivers both profitability and sustainability. One World Products emphasized its commitment to transparency and compliance throughout the filing process and corporate transition. The company specializes in renewable and sustainable materials, processing rubber, cellulose, hemp, and various bio-feedstocks into advanced composites for automotive, industrial, and food packaging applications. For additional information about the company's operations and materials, visit https://oneworldproducts.com.
The delayed filing reflects the complexities involved in integrating acquired operations while maintaining rigorous financial reporting standards. The company's progress in scaling production capabilities demonstrates its operational momentum despite the administrative challenges associated with the acquisition and corporate rebranding to Isiah Enterprises. This development highlights the balancing act companies face when pursuing growth through acquisitions while ensuring regulatory compliance and operational continuity in competitive markets.
