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Our operating businesses

Two businesses. A practical foundation.

Food-and-beverage manufacturing, supply chain and logistics through AIG-F&B. Emergency water and meals through Aqua Emergency. Explore their activities and reported relationship to Sentient.

Operating portfolio.

Illustrative manufacturing scene

Manufacturing, supply chain, logistics

AIG-F&B

Food-and-beverage manufacturing, supply chain and logistics, with a focus on business and institutional supply requirements.

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Illustrative emergency-supply scene

Emergency water & meals

Aqua Emergency

Emergency drinking water and meal solutions for preparedness planning, response and continuity requirements.

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Ownership & operating scope

Reported subsidiary structure.

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Sentient Brands Holdings, Inc.

As reported:

AIG-F&B, Inc.

Food-and-beverage manufacturing, supply chain and logistics, including wholesale and distribution.

Wholly owned subsidiary, as reported.

Annual report, Notes 1 & 4 ↗

As reported:

Aqua Emergency, Inc. (Nevada)

Emergency drinking water and meal solutions.

Wholly owned following acquisition of the remaining 49%, as reported.

Annual report, Notes 1 & 4 ↗

The diagram reflects the reported ownership date. Manufacturing and fulfillment counterparties are separate commercial relationships. Consult subsequent filings for transactions and changes.

Operations & direction

Build on the foundation.

Explore our food-and-beverage manufacturing, supply chain and logistics and emergency-supply business. Start with a product requirement, then discuss specifications, quantities and delivery with the relevant team.

These businesses provide a foundation for Sentient’s broader engagement in preparedness, fire, life and safety. New technologies and product lines are evaluated separately for readiness and commercial availability.

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