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E-Energy Ventures Inc. EEVNF

Metals & Mining Industrial Metals & Minerals
E-Energy Ventures Inc engages in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties. The company's property includes its molybdenum/tungsten property in the Stormy Mountain District, Stormy Mountain Molybdenum Property located in the Pelly Mountains of south-central Yukon Territory. Majority of the revenues are derived from the extraction of mineral products.


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E-Energy Ventures Inc. > This is a she'll company nothing more
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Comment by stopthief3on Oct 03, 2016 9:42am
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RE:This is a she'll company nothing more

RE:This is a she'll company nothing more
right, so if they hadn't traded in that amount of time, I would say they would have closed up shop at that point.....not sure why they would get back to trading at all.....to get IIROC watching so they can dump the rest of the shares?? doesn't even make sense.
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