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ReGen III Corp. V.GIII

Alternate Symbol(s):  ISRJF

ReGen III Corp. is a Canada-based cleantech company commercializing its ReGen, patented technology to recycle used motor oil (UMO) into high-value Group III base oils. The ReGen technology is designed to produce the highest quantity of high base lubricating oils of any re-refining process. Its ReGen technology, produces a 53% yield of Group III, which is a high-margin base oil used in the formulation of performance synthetic grade motor oils. The Company is also focused on developing its brownfield re-refinery in Texas City, Texas (Texas Facility). Its projects include Texas and Alberta. It is also engaged in Koch Project Solutions, LLC (KPS) to provide project execution management services up to turnkey delivery of the proposed Texas Facility. The Company is focused on building or enhancing UMO re-refineries and licensing its intellectual property to third parties around the world. Its first ReGen facility is in the site selection and negotiation phase in the United States Gulf Coast.


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Comment by hoffbagon Oct 11, 2019 8:37pm
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RE:RE:RE:Probably only need a quarter

RE:RE:RE:Probably only need a quarterNot buying the USMC deal effect. If planning to build a plant in Canada, US and Mexico trade doesn't seem to be an issue. I would suspect bigger issue might be Federal election and concerns about what might come down the regulatory/political yahoo pipe next.
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