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BQE Water Inc V.BQE

Alternate Symbol(s):  BTQNF

BQE Water Inc. is a service provider specializing in water treatment and management for metals mining, smelting and refining. The Company has the expertise and intellectual property to support the mining and metallurgical industries in reducing life cycle costs and risks associated with water. Its sulphide precipitation technologies use biological or chemical sources of sulphide to selectively remove dissolved metals from mining wastewater. Its ion exchange-based technologies use resins to selectively remove sulphate and hardness from process waters to produce treated water compliant with sulphate discharge limits and a solid gypsum by-product. It offers a process that combines ion exchange and electrochemical reduction to selectively remove selenium from mining wastewater down to single-digit ppb levels. It offers the SART process to remove the metallurgical interference of cyanide-soluble metals and to recover and recycle cyanide in gold processing.


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Comment by Barley1on Feb 06, 2019 5:03am
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RE:Rollback

RE:RollbackThanks guys. I am encouraged by Fitz's comment, that the ratio is not set in concrete. I haven't see the exact wording of the motion, but I would be surprised if it was completely binding as regards the ratio. If it is, I guess they could amend it at the next meeting.

There is also the argument that shareholders who did vote only had the 1 for 100 option. A lot of shareholders might have agreed with a roll-back, thought that 1 for 100 was a bit extreme, but being unable to vote on anything else, just abstained. But Fitz's info holds out the possibility that management may change their minds about the ratio. Let's hope so. One thing we are clearly agreed on is that the present management are doing a very good job.
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