Simulated Environment Concepts, Inc. (OTC: SMEV) announced on November 2, 2026, that it has completed a legal name change to Naturally Amish Corp after approval by the Florida Secretary of State. The company’s attorney is now preparing the FINRA package to effect a corresponding ticker symbol change, a move management views as critical to aligning its public identity with its operating brand and long-term strategy. According to the release, once the symbol change is complete, Naturally Amish Corp would represent what management believes is the first publicly traded company rooted in Amish traditions and values—a milestone that could open an untapped market of partners, strategic investors, and collaborators in regenerative agriculture, farm-to-table products, and Amish-connected business opportunities.
The announcement, first reported by NEWMEDIAWIRE, signals a broader push by the company to build a vertically integrated agricultural and consumer-products platform. In parallel, Naturally Amish reported that efforts tied to its previously announced binding Letter of Intent to acquire a fully operational, USDA-inspected livestock slaughter and meat processing facility in the Midwest continue to progress. That facility is strategically located near the company’s growing network of Amish farms in Indiana and Ohio, and management remains focused on due diligence, definitive agreements, and closing conditions to support its strategy of connecting Amish-raised livestock to consumers, restaurants, grocery stores, and wholesale customers.
Renovations for the company’s first retail storefront are also expected to begin soon. The location, at 3096 West Maumee Street in Angola, Indiana, is part of a recently announced property acquisition that expanded the company’s local footprint. It is intended to serve as a sustainable living and farm-to-table retail presence featuring Amish products, ethically raised beef, and related offerings, supporting both in-person sales and direct-to-consumer order fulfillment. The company said it has received a significant number of inbound inquiries from individuals, farmers, operators, and potential investors interested in participating in the Naturally Amish platform, and management is evaluating these opportunities while continuing to build its agricultural, processing, retail, and consumer-products businesses.
“I am extremely excited about where we are headed,” said Noah Wagler, President and CEO of Naturally Amish Corp. “Completing the name change at the Florida Secretary of State and moving forward with the FINRA submission for the ticker symbol, while we continue advancing the meat processing facility and prepare to begin renovations on our first storefront, shows real momentum. We believe we are on the ground floor of something truly amazing—an opportunity to connect generations of Amish farming knowledge with modern markets and create value for partners, investors, and customers for the long term.”
For readers and industry observers, the development matters because it tests whether a public company can successfully bridge traditional Amish agricultural practices with modern capital markets and consumer demand for regenerative, farm-to-table products. If the ticker change is completed and the processing facility acquisition closes, Naturally Amish would control more of its supply chain—from farm to storefront—potentially offering a model for other niche agricultural producers seeking scale. However, the company cautions that the name and ticker change, the processing facility acquisition, and other initiatives remain subject to regulatory requirements, definitive agreements, financing, and customary conditions, and actual results may differ materially. More information is available at naturallyamish.com, and the full release can be viewed at www.newmediawire.com.
