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Velan Inc T.VLN

Alternate Symbol(s):  VLNSF

Velan Inc. is a Canada-based manufacturers of industrial valves. The Company designs, manufactures and markets a range of industrial valves for use in industry applications, including power generation, oil and gas, refining and petrochemicals, chemicals, liquid natural gas and cryogenics, pulp and paper, geothermal processes and shipbuilding. Its products include Quarter-turn valves, Gate, globe, and check valves, Cryogenic valves, HF Acid valves, Steam traps, Bellows seal valves and Velan ABV Valves. Its services include research and development, maintenance manuals (IOMs), spare parts and service locations. The North American operations comprising two manufacturing plants in Canada, as well as one manufacturing plant and one distribution facility in the United States. Its overseas operations include manufacturing plants in France, Italy, Portugal, Korea, Taiwan, India, and China. The Company’s operations also include a sales operation in Germany.


TSX:VLN - Post by User

Comment by undervalueon Oct 10, 2021 10:19am
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RE:Potential Growth Story?

RE:Potential Growth Story?I was speaking to a Vln supplier.
I need to do further work, but he mused that with fugitive methane emissions getting increased scrutiny, rather than repair,  clients are starting to cut out the worn valves and replace with new to ensure zero leakage. 
There might be a new order flow coming from esg demands.  
The legal claims are a headache for the share price. But, replacing is safer than repair if the valve is quite old.

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