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PyroGenesis Inc T.PYR

Alternate Symbol(s):  PYRGF

PyroGenesis Inc., formerly PyroGenesis Canada Inc., is a Canada-based high-tech company. The Company is engaged in the design, development, manufacture and commercialization of advanced plasma processes and sustainable solutions which reduce greenhouse gases (GHG). The Company has created proprietary, patented and advanced plasma technologies that are used in four markets: iron ore palletization, aluminum, waste management, and additive manufacturing. It provides engineering and manufacturing expertise, contract research, as well as turnkey process equipment packages to the defense, metallurgical, mining, additive manufacturing (including 3D printing), oil and gas, and environmental industries. Its products and services include plasma atomized metal powders, aluminum and zinc dross recovery, waste management, plasma torches, and innovation/custom process development. It offers PUREVAP, which is a high purity metallurgical grade silicon and solar grade silicon from quartz.


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Comment by sorrensonon Sep 22, 2022 10:21pm
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RE:RE:"ten hut..." Hero on board...

RE:RE:"ten hut..." Hero on board...Keep pumping ..you have pumped it down .23 in the last week two weeks

Sadly the more press releases and the more pumping the more the entire market reads that you're desperate and  grasping at straws oh wait maybe you'll sue me for saying this stock is down


BCONTVentures wrote: Great points bart10.  I think it is great having a President and CEO so vested in his company and aligned with shareholders' interests.  Keep in mind that Peter Pascali (PYR's President and CEO) has been with PyroGenesis since 1992 and owns approximately half of the outstanding shares.  Peter has invested millions of his own money (through private placements, etc.) to fund and support PyroGenesis.  This speaks volumes to the amount of support that Peter gives to PyroGenesis and to where Peter knows where PyroGenesis is headed to.

A great recommendation from Peter's Linkedin profile:


“I have known Peter for many years now and I have hardly ever met an entrepreneur with such incredible skills. Peter has fought every single inch of the way, relentlessly building the company business, through hard times and good times. The PyroGenesis success is the result of Peter's courage, intuition, visions, perseverance, enthusiasm, hard work, discipline, efforts, dedication and....yes! sense of humor. Capable of managing strategy as much as finance, human resources and business development, Peter is a real leader capable of resisting to the strongest adverse winds ever: he never gets discouraged. Anybody wishing to start a business from scratch and bring it all the way to the stock market should talk to Peter and get his advice.” - Guido Sebastiano Mondino

https://ca.linkedin.com/in/photis-peter-pascali

Like Peter says "PyroGenesis is no ordinary company and I am no ordinary CEO."

Long and Strong in PyroGenesis!


bart10 wrote: Congratulations Peter! 

You had me with the torches.  You upped the game with Drosrite. You hit it out of the park with the audit by a major global transportation and defence company. You took my breath away with the termination of the automatic dispostion program. I have invested 'big", "almost all". My plan was to completely ignore financials until late 2025, early 2026.

But this....! 
Peter enters "hero" territory.  

He is plowing the road for the entire stock exchange.  The story below is in the French language. i used Google for the  English version.

Peter has gone way beyond his own interest and the corporate interest of the company. This is the mark of a global business leader. 

Peter is successfully plowing the road for the entire financial community, in this country, and with the precedent, I suspect other countries as well.
 

Way to go Peter!   




La Presse:

Les tribunaux ont accord mardi au PDG de PyroGense l’outil dont il avait besoin pour identifier les auteurs de messages ngatifs publis propos de l’entreprise montralaise sur un populaire forum de discussion.
 
Le grand patron de PyroGense, Peter Pascali, demandait la Cour suprieure du Qubec d’mettre une ordonnance de type Norwich pour amener le site Stockhouse lui fournir des informations sur les gens qui se cachent derrire des pseudonymes pour le discrditer, lui et l’entreprise qu’il dirige.
L’autorisation a t accorde mardi au terme d’une audience tenue en matine.

PyroGense est la cible depuis le dbut de l’anne d’allgations qu’elle juge diffamatoires de la part d’utilisateurs du forum se prsentant sous les pseudonymes Dividends, Zaphod, NoRetire, EtheGreat et Breizh1.

Un message a notamment t coiff de la mention « Wolf of Wall Street », indique un document juridique.

Accusations de fraude
L’auteur de ce message affirmait que PyroGense n’avait aucune valeur, et que l’entreprise lui rappelait le penny stock mouss par l’ex-bandit cravate Jordan Belfort (jou par Leonardo DiCaprio dans le film The Wolf of Wall Street) alors que l’entreprise associe ce penny stock tait dans les faits un cabanon au fond d’une cour.

Dans un message publi au printemps, un utilisateur de Stockhouse vis par la requte se demande si le titre est une fraude.

Toujours selon une requte dpose en cour, un autre message publi au printemps laisse entendre que PyroGense et Peter Pascali embauchent des gens uniquement dans le but de manipuler les investisseurs avec une rfrence des « paid pumpers ».

La direction de PyroGense a demand Stockhouse en mai de retirer les messages qu’elle juge mensongers et de lui fournir des informations (noms, courriels, adresses IP, etc.) permettant d’identifier leurs auteurs.

Stockhouse a rpondu en juin qu’une ordonnance de la cour tait ncessaire pour rvler l’identit des auteurs.

La direction de PyroGense soutient que les allgations publies sur Stockhouse lui causent un prjudice, laissent croire que l’entreprise « siphonne l’argent des investisseurs », et que les messages affichs sur le forum minent la confiance des actionnaires et pourraient mme provoquer des pertes financires.

Si des hedge funds, par exemple Muddy Waters et Greenlight Capital, utilisent parfois des « tactiques agressives », le professeur l’Universit Concordia et expert en gouvernance Michel Magnan estime que dans le cas de PyroGense, il est « plus flou » de savoir qui se cache ultimement derrire les messages sur Stockhouse.

Installe dans Griffintown, PyroGense se prsente comme une entreprise technologique qui dveloppe et commercialise des procds industriels au plasma. Ses actions sont inscrites la Bourse de Toronto et au NASDAQ.

Le titre de l’entreprise a migr de la Bourse de croissance TSX vers la Bourse de Toronto la fin de l’anne 2020.

350 % sur trois ans
L’action de PyroGense est passe d’une valeur infrieure 1 $ en 2020 plus de 12 $ l’anne dernire avant de redescendre son cours actuel d’un peu moins de 2 $. ce niveau, le march donne une valeur d’environ 325 millions l’entreprise.

Le Groupe TMX a publi la semaine dernire son palmars « TSX 30 », une liste des entreprises cotes la Bourse de Toronto affichant le meilleur rendement boursier sur trois ans. PyroGense arrivait au neuvime rang du classement avec un rendement suprieur 350 % sur trois ans.
PyroGense a dvoil le mois dernier des revenus de 5,8 millions et dclar une perte pour le deuxime trimestre de son exercice financier. Le principal actionnaire de l’entreprise est Peter Pascali avec une participation approximative de 47 %. Il n’a pas t possible de lui parler mardi.
Dterminer les auteurs n’est qu’une tape parmi plusieurs tapes potentielles que nous entreprenons, qui peuvent inclure ou non des actions en justice leur encontre ou l’encontre d’autres personnes, a nanmoins soulign la direction par courriel.

La direction de PyroGense soutient que les allgations publies sur Stockhouse lui causent un prjudice, laissent croire que l’entreprise « siphonne l’argent des investisseurs », et que les messages affichs sur le forum minent la confiance des actionnaires et pourraient mme provoquer des pertes financires.
Si des hedge funds, par exemple Muddy Waters et Greenlight Capital, utilisent parfois des « tactiques agressives », le professeur l’Universit Concordia et expert en gouvernance Michel Magnan estime que dans le cas de PyroGense, il est « plus flou » de savoir qui se cache ultimement derrire les messages sur Stockhouse.
Installe dans Griffintown, PyroGense se prsente comme une entreprise technologique qui dveloppe et commercialise des procds industriels au plasma. Ses actions sont inscrites la Bourse de Toronto et au NASDAQ.
Le titre de l’entreprise a migr de la Bourse de croissance TSX vers la Bourse de Toronto la fin de l’anne 2020.
 
350 % sur trois ans
L’action de PyroGense est passe d’une valeur infrieure 1 $ en 2020 plus de 12 $ l’anne dernire avant de redescendre son cours actuel d’un peu moins de 2 $. ce niveau, le march donne une valeur d’environ 325 millions l’entreprise.

Le Groupe TMX a publi la semaine dernire son palmars « TSX 30 », une liste des entreprises cotes la Bourse de Toronto affichant le meilleur rendement boursier sur trois ans. PyroGense arrivait au neuvime rang du classement avec un rendement suprieur 350 % sur trois ans.

PyroGense a dvoil le mois dernier des revenus de 5,8 millions et dclar une perte pour le deuxime trimestre de son exercice financier. Le principal actionnaire de l’entreprise est Peter Pascali avec une participation approximative de 47 %. Il n’a pas t possible de lui parler mardi.

Dterminer les auteurs n’est qu’une tape parmi plusieurs tapes potentielles que nous entreprenons, qui peuvent inclure ou non des actions en justice leur encontre ou l’encontre d’autres personnes, a nanmoins soulign la direction par courriel.



English
 

The courts on Tuesday granted the CEO of Pyrogenesis the tool he needed to identify the authors of negative messages published about the Montreal company on a popular discussion forum.
 
The big boss of Pyrogenesis, Peter Pascali, was asking the Superior Court of Quebec to issue a Norwich-style order to get the Stockhouse site to provide him with information about people who hide behind pseudonyms to discredit him and him. business he runs.

The authorization was granted on Tuesday after a hearing held in the morning.

Pyrogenesis has been the target since the beginning of the year of allegations that it considers defamatory from forum users presenting themselves under the pseudonyms Dividends, Zaphod, NoRetire, EtheGreat and Breizh1.
A message was notably capped with the mention “Wolf of Wall Street”, indicates a legal document.
 
 
Fraud charges
 
The author of this message claimed that PyroGenesis had no value, and that the company reminded him of the penny stock raised by ex-tie bandit Jordan Belfort (played by Leonardo DiCaprio in the film The Wolf of Wall Street) when the business associated with this penny stock was in effect a shed at the back of a backyard.
In a post in the spring, a Stockhouse user affected by the query wonders if the stock is a fraud.
 
Also according to a motion filed in court, another message published in the spring suggests that Pyrogenesis and Peter Pascali are hiring people solely for the purpose of manipulating investors with a reference to “paid pumpers”.
 
PyroGenesis management asked Stockhouse in May to remove messages it deems untrue and to provide information (names, emails, IP addresses, etc.) to identify their authors.
 
Stockhouse responded in June that a court order was needed to reveal the identity of the perpetrators.
 
 
PyroGenesis management argues that allegations posted about Stockhouse cause it harm, suggest the company is 'siphoning money from investors', and that forum postings undermine shareholder confidence and could even cause losses financial.
 
While hedge funds, for example Muddy Waters and Greenlight Capital, sometimes use "aggressive tactics", Concordia University professor and governance expert Michel Magnan believes that in the case of Pyrogenesis, it is "more vague" to know who is ultimately behind the messages on Stockhouse.
 
Based in Griffintown, Pyrogenesis presents itself as a technology company that develops and markets industrial plasma processes. Its shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and NASDAQ.
 
The company's title migrated from the TSX Venture Exchange to the Toronto Stock Exchange at the end of 2020.
 
 
350% over three years
 
PyroGenesis stock went from being worth less than $1 in 2020 to over $12 last year before falling back to its current price of just under $2. At this level, the market gives a value of about 325 million to the company.
 
TMX Group released last week its "TSX 30", a list of companies listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange with the best stock market performance over three years. Pyrogenesis came ninth in the ranking with a return of more than 350% over three years.
 
PyroGenesis announced last month revenues of 5.8 million and declared a loss for the second quarter of its fiscal year. The main shareholder of the company is Peter Pascali with an approximate stake of 47%. It was not possible to speak to him on Tuesday.
Determining the perpetrators is just one of several potential steps we are taking, which may or may not include legal action against them or others, management said via email.
 
 
PyroGenesis management argues that allegations posted about Stockhouse cause it harm, suggest the company is 'siphoning money from investors', and that forum postings undermine shareholder confidence and could even cause losses financial.
 
While hedge funds, for example Muddy Waters and Greenlight Capital, sometimes use "aggressive tactics", Concordia University professor and governance expert Michel Magnan believes that in the case of Pyrogenesis, it is "more vague" to know who is ultimately behind the messages on Stockhouse.
 
Based in Griffintown, Pyrogenesis presents itself as a technology company that develops and markets industrial plasma processes. Its shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and NASDAQ.
 
The company's title migrated from the TSX Venture Exchange to the Toronto Stock Exchange at the end of 2020.
 
 
 
 

 


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