While Bitcoin and NVIDIA dominate the headlines and investors hope for the next rally, a promising opportunity is emerging with dynaCERT Inc. (ISIN: CA26780A1084 | Ticker-TSX: DYA) for those seeking a true growth story. Read on to learn why this Canadian company may now be the better choice for both your portfolio and the environment. If you do not believe that the prices of Bitcoin or NVIDIA shares can increase tenfold again, then consider dynaCERT as an alternative. Read the report to find out more.
HydraGEN and HydraLytica: Revolutionary technologies for efficiency and the environment
dynaCERT (ISIN: CA26780A1084 | Ticker-TSX: DYA) has developed two groundbreaking innovations, HydraGEN™ technology and HydraLytica™ software, that make existing diesel engines significantly more environmentally friendly through a straightforward retrofit. HydraGEN™ generates hydrogen on board from distilled water by electrolysis as needed and then adds it to the combustion. This process increases the efficiency of the engine and significantly reduces emissions. The HydraLytica™ software lets customers monitor and document fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
A model customer, Christian Hassler, managing director of Oberdrautaler Transporte Josef Heregger GmbH, confirms: The technology not only reduced his fuel consumption by an average of 6%, but also improved sustainability – a clear advantage for both companies and the environment alike.
An experienced team with global expertise
Over the past few months, dynaCERT has strengthened its management team with three top executives: Bernd Krüper, Kevin Unrath, and Doug Seneshen. These individuals not only bring decades of experience but also boast a renowned global network. These seasoned professionals made a conscious decision to join dynaCERT – a strong indication of their confidence in the retrofit technology and the Company’s potential. They would not join a smaller company unless they were convinced something significant was happening here.
Post-pandemic Restart: Success is back
The pandemic measures forced dynaCERT into a multi-year hiatus, but the Company is now regaining momentum. Rising revenues show that the technology is winning over customers, and success is likely to accelerate soon. The market is responding, and it is certainly only a matter of time before a strong pull develops through word of mouth and notable customers with large fleets are announced. Recurring revenues from customers further support this expectation.
CO2 certificates through VERRA certification
The confirmation of HydraGEN’s methodology through VERRA certification marks a significant milestone: customers can now generate CO2 certificates by using the technology. The comparison to Bitcoin mining is somewhat compelling. This makes dynaCERT’s products not only an environmental but also a financial win for companies. The increasing ESG requirements for companies are of particular relevance. In the EU, companies with more than 500 employees or a turnover of more than EUR 150 million will be required to publish an ESG report starting in 2026, using data collected in 2025. The pressure to take action for environmental protection is growing, as is awareness. HydraGEN is, therefore, the right product at the right time.
UN Climate Change Conference COP29: A global tailwind
With the UN Climate Change Conference COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, and new agreements on the trading of CO2 certificates, dynaCERT is at the center of a global trend. The demand for technologies that reduce emissions while also being profitable will continue to grow. There will also be increased pressure at the global level to make carbon trading more efficient and to give countries and companies more flexibility to refinance environmental protection around the world.
Save costs and protect the environment
dynaCERT’s technology enables companies to achieve significant savings with existing vehicles and generators. In many cases, the investment pays for itself within the first year. Saving money while protecting the environment – an unbeatable combination! It may sound too good to be true, but it’s accurate. The higher the fuel consumption and mileage, the shorter the payback period. Recurring revenues from the commodities sector validate this approach.
Conclusion: The perfect opportunity for visionary investors
Eric Sprott, a legendary Canadian investor, invested CAD 14 million at a price of CAD 0.50 in dynaCERT (ISIN: CA26780A1084 | Ticker-TSX: DYA) even before the COVID-19 lockdown – and he has remained invested. In September 2020, analysts at GBC set a price target of EUR 1.40 (CAD 2.20) and issued a “Buy” recommendation.
Today, with a share price of around CAD 0.20, investors have another opportunity to enter at an absolute bargain price. For comparison, in 2020 the share was trading at CAD 1.25. With the recent positive operational developments, an opportunity for a tenfold increase could open up – offering performance potential far exceeding what Bitcoin or NVIDIA might currently be able to deliver.
While many market participants chase the hype, investors now have the opportunity to invest in a company still at the beginning of a potential stock price multiplication. dynaCERT is more than just a stock – it is an opportunity to combine innovation, environmental awareness, and financial gains: a revolution and an exciting growth story!
dynaCERT Inc., 60-month chart in CAD on the TSX Source: Refinitiv Eikon as of 11/24/2024
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