Power Leaves Holdings Targets Two Million Litres by 2027

Power Leaves Holdings Corp. (CSE: NASA) has activated its post-listing capital strategy to address a production bottleneck that currently limits revenue recognition. The Toronto-based company confirmed on September 16, 2026, that demand from its existing customer base has outpaced current output capabilities. To resolve this mismatch, the firm is directing funds raised from its public listing toward expanding extraction and decocainization throughput in Colombia.

The commercial pipeline now comprises more than 100 entities across the global food, beverage, and ingredient sectors. Within this group, seven Tier 1 manufacturers and consumer packaged goods (CPG) brands are in advanced contract negotiations. These counterparties have completed rigorous due diligence, validating the integrity of Power Leaves’ supply chain and approving target formulations for their respective product catalogs.

Capacity expansion targets 2027 output

Prior to the recent listing, capital constraints prevented the company from funding the necessary throughput upgrades and quality system certifications required by Tier 1 partners. With new capital available, Power Leaves aims to reach an annual processing capacity of 360,000 litres by the end of 2026. The longer-term target is to scale production to 2,000,000 litres by the end of 2027, a significant multiple of the interim goal.

To accelerate this expansion, the company is establishing a manufacturing partnership with a contract manufacturing organization in Colombia. This arrangement allows Power Leaves to access already-certified capacity, thereby expediting market entry while its own facilities in the Neiva region undergo scale-up. CEO Pat McCutcheon confirmed that these expansion plans are already underway and critical to meeting near-term delivery obligations.

Tier 1 diligence validates supply chain

The credibility of Power Leaves’ Colombian supply chain was tested by two major U.S. partners. A Tier 1 flavor house invested hundreds of thousands of dollars over a two-year period to validate the company’s ingredients for inclusion in its global catalog. A separate Tier 1 co-packer completed a similar evaluation, resulting in multiple approved product formulations that have been validated through client focus groups.

Additional validation came from four other Tier 1 global entities that finalized comprehensive legal and regulatory due diligence on the supply chain. This process resulted in major North American CPG brands approving specific target formulations. The company’s exclusive license agreement with the Nasa Indigenous Community underpins this model, which operates outside the historical monopoly structure of the region.

Commercial orders expected imminently

Power Leaves anticipates its first commercial orders within the coming weeks, a milestone driven by the resolution of production constraints. The company’s two proprietary products, Coca Extract and Coca Essence, are positioned for mainstream food, beverage, active lifestyle, and alcohol markets. The conversion of the 100-plus company pipeline into volume orders is the immediate operational focus for the fiscal period.

Investors should monitor the finalization of Tier 1 quality certifications and the execution of the contract manufacturing partnership in Colombia. These factors will determine the speed at which the company can meet the 360,000-litre 2026 target and subsequently scale toward the 2027 objective. The release, cited in sources such as GN auto stocks/energy-stocks: pipeline capacity, underscores the shift from capital raising to operational execution.