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Velox Energy Materials Inc V.VLX

Alternate Symbol(s):  CUIRF

Velox Energy Materials Inc. is a Canada-based energy materials company, which is engaged in developing and progressing high-value assets in resource and research- friendly jurisdictions. The Company is focused on energy materials solutions for the global transition to net zero. The Company is focused on the advanced North Queensland Vanadium (NQV) project in Queensland, Australia. Its NQV project covers 1,246 square kilometers (km2) in northwest Queensland, about 500 kilometers (km) southwest of Townsville. The NQV project is located in northwest Queensland, Australia, along the Flinders Highway between Julia Creek and Richmond. Its Kotai Hydrogen Project is focused on the commercialization of technology that can produce high-pressure hydrogen following transport as an inert powder. The Company’s Lake Pierre Project is located approximately 55 km east of the town of Havre St Pierre. The Company's subsidiaries include Currie Rose Vanadium Pty Ltd., and WA Hydrogen Pty Ltd.


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Comment by Goldy63on Nov 24, 2021 10:57pm
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RE:RE:RE:I will look at it

RE:RE:RE:I will look at itFunny you say that . Had same people saying that on other Boards . Hey WD see this bro ? Grin ? Yah Nickel . And know yor learn tru info . Vanadium is better than Nickel for EV Bateries ?. Humm . Ok . 
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