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SenesTech Reduces Rodent Activity by 43% in Massachusetts

SenesTech announced that a six-month deployment of Evolve Rat as part of a comprehensive Integrated Pest Management program reduced measured rodent activity by 43% at a municipal facility in Swampscott, Massachusetts. "Communities across the country are recognizing that long-term rodent management requires more than simply reducing today's population," said Michael Edell, CEO of SenesTech. "When rodent birth control is combined with sanitation, habitat modification, and ongoing monitoring, municipalities can build more effective and sustainable rodent management programs. The Swampscott deployment demonstrates how Evolve Rat complements Integrated Pest Management strategies by helping reduce future population growth while supporting measurable improvements in rodent activity."

SenesTech's Online Subscription Customers More Than Doubled

SenesTech announced that its active online subscription customer base, comprising both direct-to-consumer, or DTC, and business-to-business, or B2B, customers, more than doubled during the Q2 compared to the Q1, reaching a record level. That expansion reinforces the Company's recurring revenue model while potentially increasing customer lifetime value and improving long-term revenue visibility. SenesTech's e-commerce business, which serves DTC and B2B customers placing one-time and subscription orders, grew 186% during the Q2 compared to the prior quarter. Subscriber growth was a meaningful contributor. The growth also reflects the Company's investments in Amazon, SenesTech.com and digital marketing, as well as the transition to direct management of its Amazon channel and Shopify platform. The Company's e-commerce channels are also a meaningful source of commercial demand.

SenesTech Successfully Implements Evolve Rodent Control in Texas

SenesTech announced successful results from the use of Evolve Rat Birth Control at a 400-acre farming operation in Dalhart, Texas, where rodents had been causing persistent damage to underground irrigation infrastructure. "At the outset of the project, hundreds to thousands of rodent holes were visible throughout the perimeter of the property and around individual pump stations," said Michael Edell, SenesTech's President and CEO. "During the first several months of implementation, we observed significant consumption of Evolve at bait stations throughout the property. As the program progressed, visible rodent activity declined steadily, including fewer active holes and reduced feeding activity around bait stations."