Sherritt International Corp T.S

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[oceaneleven]

https://www.fraserinstitute.org/sites/default/files/CO2PipelineinAlberta.pdf

[rkhosla]

ahh ok now i get it....  

[oceaneleven]

that is an old doc but I am telling you that this is all coming together FINALLY!!!! there is going to be alot of buzz around here.....most likely why Pathe keeps mentioning these quiet little stIffies lately...

[rkhosla]

I'm going to have to have a good read - but Ocean are you saying our CO2 will provide a revenue stream? Would it be material?

[oceaneleven]

we don't need the cuba oil in our portfolio......that's what I am saying...Big GIGANTIC things coming!!!! 

[BackEndPugMill]

I not really getting it. At the moment Sherritt is small in relation for a CO2 contribution Into the ACTL. Only when they had Urea 1 CO2 was a concern (but mothballed in 2000). Unless technology using steam pressure and temperature under controlled conditions to gasify solid fuels (coke, coal (that business sold off), bitumen) where CO2 generation then becomes a environmentally concern. Sounds a

[oceaneleven]

Mr. Pathe added, “We plan to sustain our momentum into 2021 – even as we manage against the continuing global pandemic – by capitalizing on the growing demand for high purity nickel as the market adoption of electric vehicles and requirement for low-carbon emissions accelerate, and on the current nickel price nearly US$2 per pound higher than the average for 2020. We will also be focused on our

[Contrarian333]

Seen this show before! https://www.newspapers.com/clip/28129722/new-firm-spun-off-sherritt/

[rkhosla]

Delaney still the chair of that company ; ) Thanks for the walk down memory lane - for those who want to join, a lovely history of Sherritt through the 90's and 00's : https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.theglobeandmail.com/amp/report-on-business/careers/careers-leadership/why-ian-delaney-the-smiling-barracuda-of-bay-street-is-moving-on/article4201793/

[Bwrbhk]

An interesting story but they do not say that when Delaney became CEO, the shares were trading at about $7.00 and because of the deals that he did the company almost went bankrupt and the shares are now about 1/10th of where the were when he became CEO over 20 years ago.