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Sixth Wave Innovations Inc SIXWF

Sixth Wave Innovations Inc. is a Canada-based nanotechnology company with patented technologies. The Company is focused on the extraction and detection of target substances at the molecular level using specialized molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs). The Company’s product brands include AMIPs, IXOS and Affinity. The IXOS is a line of extraction polymers formulated for deployment in the gold mining industry. The Affinity system is using its MIPs, which are designed to capture and extract cannabinoids from filtered crude extracts without the use of traditional winterization and distillation. The Company’s patent portfolio covers extensions of the designs for extraction and purification of other critical metals including nickel, cobalt, rare earth elements, and platinum group metals. It also designs, develops and commercializes MIP solutions across a spectrum of industries.


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Comment by throwaway11on Sep 23, 2022 4:22pm
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RE:Commercialization is the key to a turnaround.

RE:Commercialization is the key to a turnaround.I have held/watched a lot of positions recently and all of them have one thing in common. They do not seem to get a single thing done. And when they do, the revenue - the eager customers supposedly waiting at the gates - never seem to follow for one mysterious reason or another. 

I think possibly one of them, Aduro, has actually shown any significant material progress towards being a tangeable business. The rest of the companies I regularly held or watched? They remain in a world of MOUs, promises, ideas. They spend a lot of time testing. And then doing more tests. And then more tests.

Year after year of management taking generous salaries, financed by parties who see the seemingly bottomless hopes of company shareholders as an implicit business plan.

It seems like this constitutes the vast majority of Canadian microcaps.


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