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Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. V.CMC

Alternate Symbol(s):  CWSFF | V.CMC.WT

Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. is a Canada-based waste-to-fuel environmental technology company. The Company's business model is to source waste feedstock from industrial producers and other suppliers and convert the feedstock into valuable fuels. The Company's Thermal Catalytic Depolymerization (TCD) process converts waste feedstocks, including plastics, rubber, organic material, and wood derivative waste into valuable fuel. Its facilities are designed to operate with no harmful emissions and through the conversion of waste-to-fuel, it can help reduce methane emissions from landfills, as well as reduce reliance on imported biofuels made from agricultural products. The Company’s Aldersyde Demo Facility is located approximately 25 kilometers south of Calgary, features a 2.5-acre site and a plant which provides proof of concept that can convert wood waste biomass to fuel.


TSXV:CMC - Post by User

Comment by JustLooknon May 22, 2021 10:49am
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Post# 33253843

RE:RE:Lawsuit coming

RE:RE:Lawsuit coming
Citadel wrote: This is a naive post. You’re allowed to publish an opinion about  publicly traded company, even if you’re implying fraud. Read on the Ackman v Herbalife discourse if you want an example. This isn’t something you can sue over, nor should you. If management is concerned, then it’s in their court to clarify any misconceptions. 


Agree 100%
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