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EnviroMetal Technologies Inc. reports developments tied to its proprietary non-cyanide gold recovery process, including pilot plant work, metallurgical process optimization, reagent-use research, and patent protection for precious metal recovery technology.
Company news also covers EnviroMetal's completed exit from electronic waste processing, its focus on licensing the EnviroMetal Process to gold miners, governance and management updates, disclosure clarifications, and the settlement of prior disputes with Regenx Tech Corp.
EnviroMetal (OTC:EVLLF) announced the Supreme Court of British Columbia approved a Consent and Dismissal Order that ends all claims between EnviroMetal and Regenx Tech Corp., covering civil claims filed June 21, 2021 and counterclaims amended January 20, 2023.
The companies also executed a Release and Settlement Agreement terminating pending arbitration and disputes, with no admission of liability and no compensation owed by either party.
EnviroMetal Technologies announced several management and board changes effective June 1, 2024. Jason Leikam, previously VP Business Development, has been appointed CFO, replacing Nathalie Pillon who resigned in January 2023. Additionally, board members Court Anderson and Alexander Ruckdaeschel have resigned. EnviroMetal specializes in non-cyanide, water-based metal recovery technologies for the gold mining sector, aiming to reduce both operational costs and environmental impact.
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EnviroMetal Technologies Inc. (CSE:ETI)(OTCQB:EVLLF) announced new test results showcasing the economic advantages of its patented, cyanide-free gold recovery process. Recent bulk tests revealed that gold grades from the EnviroMetal Process exceeded standard assay estimates by up to 43 grams per tonne. Key findings indicated:
- Gold recovered was 58 grams more than purchased from a 1,671 kg sample.
- Final calculated gold grade reached 485 gpt, compared to an assayed grade of 450 gpt.
- This indicates a potential revenue increase of around US$2,100 to US$2,550 per tonne.
The results highlight the risks of relying on conventional assay methods and underscore the need for miners to adopt the EnviroMetal Process.