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Volt Carbon Technologies Inc V.VCT

Alternate Symbol(s):  TORVF

Volt Carbon Technologies Inc. is a Canada-based carbon science company, with specific interests in energy storage and green energy creation. The Company’s operations are focused on exploring mineral properties and developing its air classifier technology. The Company holds mining claims in the provinces of Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia in Canada. The Company’s wholly owned subsidiary, Solid Ultrabattery Inc., is focused on developing its battery technology. The Company operates through two segments: Research & Development, and Mineral Exploration. The Company holds mineral rights and multiple historic molybdenum properties in British Columbia and a graphite property in Quebec, which include Red Bird Property, Mount Copeland Property, Lochaber Property, Manitouwadge Graphite Property and Abamasagi Lithium Property. The Company operates a battery fabrication facility in Guelph, Ontario, and a carbon research facility in Scarborough, Ontario.


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Comment by DabbleSnackson Apr 24, 2017 3:05pm
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RE:Have you ever seen that before?

RE:Have you ever seen that before?
Is it possible that that their legal cousel for the ASC investigation told them to (with IIROC and/or the ASC's permission)? It makes perfect sense to me that press releases being investigated for flashoods would be pulled to protect new investors who may get confused. With webcrawlers and such, there's a risk that the junk news gets propagated even more widely if they are left online.

The subsequent releases that say: "Uh-oh, the ASC is really mad at us!" may be considered enough of an explanation.

I don't see it as a weasely or irrsesponsible thing. Leaving it up would probably do more harm than good.
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