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We introduced our client EarthRenew Inc. (the “Company” or “ERTH” or “EarthRenew”) in June of 2020. On our visit to its operations in Strathmore, Alberta,
The Strathmore Plant generated an estimated $342,727 in settlement revenue from electricity sales so far in 2021, with a 77% gross margin. The unique combination
Highlights: EarthRenew advances its growth strategy into the United States through the signing of a non-binding letter of intent with Diamond Feeders, the owner of
HIGHLIGHTS: EarthRenew has negotiated an increase in its potential equity ownership interest in Replenish Nutrients from 38% to 100%. The proposed acquisition is expected to
EarthRenew intends to acquire an approximately 38% interest in Replenish Nutrients, a leading regenerative fertilizer and nutrient formulation and marketing company This transaction will support
In June of 2020, we introduced our client EarthRenew Inc. (ERTH: CSE), a company in the development phase that transforms livestock waste into high-performance organic
Highlights: The trial is being conducted on a 20-acre field plot in west central Saskatchewan 1.6 tonnes per acres of EarthRenew’s GrowER product was applied to the plot The demonstration trial
EarthRenew has renewed its lease of 2.92 acres of the Cattleland Feedyards site located in Wheatland County, Alberta, East of Calgary, for a 9-year term, with eight 5- year extension option s The feedstock agreement included in
EarthRenew sold 25 tonnes of its GrowER fertilizer to NorthWind Land Resources Inc. to use in an oil wellsite reclamation project near Red Deer, Alberta NorthWind applied 7.69 tonnes per
Highlights: Second (and last) tranche of the previously announced financing provides EarthRenew with funds to purchase long-lead equipment 1 , including purpose-built dryer for Strathmore facility refurbishment
EarthRenew Inc. (CSE:ERTH) (“EarthRenew” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a financing facility (the “Facility”) for up to C$10
New EarthRenew fertilizer formulations tested by Lethbridge College increased plant growth by up to 207% for barley and up to 49% for peas during the
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