Item 8.01 Other Events.

Dear Shareholders, Employees and Stakeholders,

Thank you for your patience as we complete our journey to the NASDAQ. The wait has been as painful and arduous for management as it has been for shareholders.

We are some of the largest shareholders, and our stock is affected the same as retail investors. I would add that while we do not like the time involved that it has taken thus far, the process of working with the staff at NASDAQ has been a wonderful experience. Corporately, we have supplied a response to every question they have asked regarding our application, and we have every reason to believe that our application will be approved once the NASDAQ finishes their work.

All that being said, the business of Alpine 4 is continuing on at a brisk pace.

Our due diligence on several acquisitions is proceeding better than expected.

We continue to utilize our capital raise of $50M to pay down debt and enhance our strategic supply chain purchases with our Fortune 500 customers.

We look forward to all that 2021 will bring. The future for Alpine 4 and its shareholders is very bright.



Best regards





Kent B. Wilson

CEO / President / Founder

Contact: Kent B. Wilson, CEO or Ian Kantrowitz, VP of Investor Relations





investorrelations@alpine4.com



www.alpine4.com

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