CVW CleanTech Inc V.CVW

CVW to quiet.

[Plus12]

Should have been positive announcement near end of June. Nothing. It was not going to be a commercial agreement. There are no negotiations going on right now at all. A little talking, CNQ basically out of picture right now. Bubs is right they keep mentioning looking for areas to use technology but it was designed for oilsands. How long will CEO stay on without getting paid. Been here 12 years, time to move on.

[James72]

Well we both agree that it has been too quiet. However I am not sure your statement that "There are no negotiations going on right now at all" is accurate. I am under the impression that pace of negotions has increased over the last two months. In addition to the CNRL talks, they are likely also progressing with a second party. Assuming this turning into a licencing/royalty type of

[Arvid77]

I like your take on it, James72, although I don't know where anyone is getting information from unless they are at least tangentially involved in the business. My perspective, perhaps totally unfounded, is that CvW has spent 20 years at this,multiple patents, feasibility studies completed, and some pretty sharp people involved. No way they just walk away and let this die on the vine. This is

[Zeitung]

Your view coincides precisely with mine.  My info comes from a wel-informed outsider who has some kind of connection (could be distant) to an insider.  She said discussions were continuing with  CNRL but that other miners (at least one) were also in talks at present.  Apparently, the non-oil sands deal was close in the spring, but got delayed.  We've all heard that

[Gladius80]

The new CEO is actually being paid an annual salary of around $320k...  See their STATEMENT OF EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION filed on June 30, 2023 on SEDAR.  Nice...

[Arvid77]

I also notice in their latest yearly update release that there is alot more ink spilled on the board's stock option plans than on any progress or negotiations. Cmon CVW, do better by your investors. Throw us at least a tiny bone?