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Wow 15.51=1.29
It almost always follows the market down but very seldom follows it up.
I've heard that song before. One to two weeks? Right. Long time stockholder.
Is that the shorts covering?
Where's Natcore! (A lot like Where's Waldo.)
No Facebook post since April 30.
No news on Prototype Demonstration With Major Solar Cell Manufacturer.
No report from World Conference on Photovoltaic Energy Conversion (WCPEC).
Natcore website still talks about laser process.
No "Full Investor’s Package" update since February, 2017.
Nothing about Best of Breed.
Very frustrating.
Form 8-K WMIH CORP. For: Jun 15
http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20180615/AR22T22DZZ2RMJZA22ZN2ZXSKNHPEZ22Z2AQ
Why won't the company keep all of the money to invest in the company's mergers, subsidies other deals? Why will they give us any money?
CTO Dennis Flood to Direct R&D Program; Director of Research & Technology David Levy resigns
ROCHESTER, N.Y., March 27, 2018 /CNW/ -- Continuing its new focus on an accelerated prototype development program, Natcore Technology Inc.(NTCXF)is pleased to announce that a major global solar cell manufacturer has accepted the Company's exclusive invitation to demonstrate its Natcore Foil Cell™ technology.
The meeting and demonstration, to be held at Natcore's(NTCXF)Rochester laboratory in advance of the World Conference on Photovoltaic Energy Conversion (June 10-15, 2018), is in keeping with the company's goal of pursuing partnerships with leaders in the industry to commercialize its technology. The production and demonstration of a prototype cell using a carrier selective contact process amenable to a streamlined, self-aligning production method will be a key part of this initiative.
Natcore (NTCXF) will be participating in the WCPEC conference, which is held every four years and combines the three major international solar conferences that are otherwise held annually.
Natcore (NTCXF) also announces that Dr. David Levy, Director of Research & Technology, is resigning his full-time position and has agreed to work with the Company on a consultant basis to advance its research, in particular the development of the demonstration prototype.
While Natcore(NTCXF) pursues a full-time replacement for Dr. Levy, the Company is pleased to report that Dr. Dennis Flood, Chief Technology Officer, will direct the research and development program.
Dr. Flood is a Natcore(NTCXF) co-founder. He has more than 30 years experience in developing solar cell and array technology for both space and terrestrial applications. At the NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, he served for 15 years as Chief of the Photovoltaic and Space Environments Branch and led programs in advanced photovoltaic systems development. He received two Agency awards for his pioneering work on advanced solar cells for space applications and for research that established the feasibility of powering a human outpost on the surface of Mars with solar energy.
Dr. Flood presently serves on the International Advisory Committees of the European, the U.S, the Japan/Asia and the World Photovoltaic Conference organizing committees. He is an inventor or co-inventor on several patents or patent applications in photovoltaics and nanotechnology and has more than 100 peer-reviewed publications and presentations in solar energy, electron devices and materials science.
In addition to Dr. Flood, the Company's Science Advisory Board will continue to provide oversight and direction as the accelerated prototype development program advances toward completion.
About Natcore Technology(NTCXF)
Natcore Technology (NTCXF) is focused on using its proprietary Foil Cell technology to significantly lower the costs and improve the power output of solar cells. www.NatcoreSolar.com
Statements herein other than purely historical factual information, including statements relating to revenues or profits, or Natcore's(NTCXF) future plans and objectives, or expected sales, cash flows, and capital expenditures constitute forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are based on numerous assumptions and are subject to all of the risks and uncertainties inherent in Natcore's(NTCXF) business, including risks inherent in the technology history. There can be no assurance that such forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on such statements. Except in accordance with applicable securities laws, Natcore(NTCXF) expressly disclaims any obligation to update any forward-looking statements or forward-looking statements that are incorporated by reference herein.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
PRESS RELEASE CONTACT:
Chuck Provini
President & CEO
585-286-9180
Info@NatcoreSolar.com
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SOURCE Natcore Technology Inc.(NTCXF)
I don't see any news yet.
VANCOUVER, March 27, 2018 /CNW/ - Trading resumes in:
Company: Natcore Technology Inc.(NTCXF)
TSX-Venture Symbol: NXT
Resumption (ET): 3:30 PM
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I hope this is over soon. You people are making me dizzy.
A lot of similarities with natcore descriptions.
Sure hope it's good news. I've been here for ever.
Get REAL
Natcore Develops Streamlined Process For Ultra-High-Efficiency, Silverless Solar CellPrototype To Demonstrate Key Advantages
ROCHESTER, N.Y. , March 15, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Natcore Technology Inc.(NTCXF)has dramatically streamlined the fabrication method for its revolutionary Natcore Foil Cell™, allowing for even lower-cost production methods.
The use of laser processing to create Natcore's(NTCXF) innovative, all-back-contact cell structure has been eliminated and replaced by a carrier selective contact process. This is combined with a foil metallization that can be cheaply made with high-speed roll-processing methods.
These advances have maintained, and in fact enhance, the two key advantages of Natcore's(NTCXF) Foil Cell:
1) The elimination of high-cost silver. Natcore's (NTCXF) Foil Cell replaces silver, and its high material costs and complicated production processes, with aluminum foils.
At approximately 1/300th the cost of silver, aluminum allows for more metal to be used to maintain conductivity, while also enabling high-speed, high-volume materials handling and processing.
2) The potential for ultra-high efficiencies in an affordable production cell. The silicon heterojunction (SHJ) structure of Natcore's(NTCXF) Foil Cell is the same basic structure used to achieve world-record silicon cell efficiencies of over 26% by major manufacturers in experimental solar cells.
But Natcore's(NTCXF) innovative use of pre-fabricated foils to produce this structure will allow, for the first time, the low-cost mass manufacturing of these ultra-high efficiency, all-back-contact solar cells.
Natcore (NTCXF) is targeting over 25% real-world efficiency for its eventual production solar cells, roughly a 25% performance improvement over many high-end commercial cells being installed today.
"The solar industry is exceedingly competitive," notes Brien Lundin, Natcore's(NTCXF) Chairman. "Studies show that they have to achieve at least a 0.6% performance improvement every year to survive, yet they struggle to clear even this low bar.
"Because Natcore's Foil Cell will represent a generational leap in performance, we are confident that major industry players will join us in advancing our technology to market."
Accelerated Prototypge Production And Financing
Natcore (NTCXF) has begun an accelerated development program to produce a prototype with the new process, as well as include production cost and efficiency modeling by independent authorities.
The result will be a functioning prototype proving the essential production process, as well as studies establishing the ultimate affordability and ultra-high-efficiency potential of the Foil Cell. Natcore(NTCXF) plans to pursue partnerships with leaders in the industry to commercialize its technology. The production of this prototype will be a key part of this process.
To fund the accelerated prototype program, as well as general corporate expenses, Natcore(NTCXF) will conduct a financing, the terms of which have yet to be determined.
About Natcore Technology(NTCXF)
Natcore Technology (NTCXF) is focused on using its proprietary Foil Cell technology to significantly lower the costs and improve the power output of solar cells. www.NatcoreSolar.com
Statements herein other than purely historical factual information, including statements relating to revenues or profits, or Natcore's(NTCXF) future plans and objectives, or expected sales, cash flows, and capital expenditures constitute forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are based on numerous assumptions and are subject to all of the risks and uncertainties inherent in Natcore's(NTCXF) business, including risks inherent in the technology history. There can be no assurance that such forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on such statements. Except in accordance with applicable securities laws, Natcore(NTCXF) expressly disclaims any obligation to update any forward-looking statements or forward-looking statements that are incorporated by reference herein.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Contact: Chuck Provini
585-286-9180
Info@NatcoreSolar.com
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SOURCE Natcore Technology Inc.(NTCXF)
All of the DD and hype about escrows is great and I hope it all comes true. I hedged my position by purchasing stock when it would take a dip. The institutions bought a lot of stock without escrows which made it feel fairly safe. I have seen a profit with my stock. Not so far with my escrows. GLTA
Dear Don,
We have received several questions with respect to how the Trump tariff on Chinese solar panels will affect the industry in general, and Natcore in particular. There are still many variables that are not known with respect to the tariff, but here are some of my thoughts on the issue.
There are very few U.S. solar cell manufacturers. They do not have nearly the capacity that is needed for solar growth in the United States. There’s an axiom in physics that also applies to business: When a vacuum is created, it will always be filled. The vacuum in this case, potential lack of panel capacity from China, will be filled from somewhere. Manufacturers from other countries will certainly appear. At Natcore, we have already seen several large traditional energy companies looking to create manufacturing companies for cells and panels.
The entry by large companies into the solar manufacturing universe is a good thing for Natcore. They are not burdened with manufacturing lines that were built years ago and have old or marginal technology. These new entrants to the industry will search out not only what exists today, but also evaluate the direction in which the industry is moving to truly maximize efficiencies and cost reduction. This search will undoubtedly lead to the Natcore Foil Cell™.
I feel this puts our Foil Cell in a premier position especially when these companies take the time to dig into the true benefits. We have had several visits from such companies. All of them have been encouraging. All of them have reinforced my confidence in our foil cell and how it will have a major impact in the near future on solar manufacturing.
Best,
Chuck
Charles R. Provini
President & CEO
Natcore Technology, Inc.
189 N. Water Street, Suite 700
Rochester, NY 14604
P: 585-286-9180 F: 585-286-9182
www.natcoresolar.com
AZ can WMIH become a viable company without a M/A?
That's my basic thought and why I have as many shares as I can afford along with the escrows I received.
So why do hedge funds own almost half of the common shares?
Natcore President's Letter - November 2017
Dear Don,
It has been some time since we spoke in depth about the progress we are making with our technologies. I thought now would be a good time to do so.
Recently we have had several manufacturing firms from Europe and Asia visit our laboratory in Rochester to review our technologies and to see if we might cooperate with them. As a result, we have developed a variety of milestones as well as budgets to achieve those milestones. As you would expect these milestones are scientific (and complicated). The introduction to these proposals, however, gives significant insight into why our technology is becoming attractive to manufacturers and reinforces our belief that we are at the leading edge of the solar industry. I would like to share some of those insights.
While we take great time to consider the technical work in detail, we do not lose sight of the long-term potential of our new cell structure. The idea of a back-contact cell using multilayer foils came from our Science Advisory Board, from folks like Dave Carlson, Daniele Margadonna, Gavin Conibeer and Charlie Gay. All of them have great expertise in the solar industry and are uniquely poised to know what approaches can take the industry to the next level. (Incidentally, we lost Charlie from our Advisory Board when he became Director for the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy of the U.S. Department of Energy. In that capacity, he now leads our government’s SunShot Initiative.)
Here is how we see it. Current solar cells, including those with PERC, may ultimately bring the commercial efficiency level to a little over 22%, and always with a reliance on silver. Back-contact cells, especially those with silicon heterojunctions, have much higher proven efficiencies (>26%), but are currently too costly. The Natcore multilayer approach moves to a back-contact structure with high efficiency potential, but also significantly lowers manufacturing cost. We can achieve this by eliminating costly silver, using aluminum in its place, and by simplifying cell structuring. We also feel that silicon heterojunctions, through technologies in general, will come down in cost with production volume.
We expect silicon solar cells to be the world’s main source of energy in upcoming years, and also expect that they will evolve from their current form. The interesting thing about an aluminum foil-based metallization is that it cannot be undercut in cost: there will never be anything cheaper. Also, there probably will not be a technology better than the silicon heterojunction back contact, as world record demonstrations show these cells getting closer and closer to theoretical limits of silicon. The Natcore multilayer approach gets us immediately to these two-long term winning approaches.
I believe that existing cells, regardless of their current structure, have reached the limit of their capability. In order to keep market share, manufacturers must fight for very small incremental increases. Our technology provides the opportunity for large increases in efficiencies and power output at great cost savings because of the replacement of silver with the aluminum component. I feel that in order to maintain any worldwide market share, manufacturers will be forced to integrate our process into their factories.
That’s why they continue to visit our Rochester lab from all over the globe.
Best,
Chuck
Charles R. Provini
President & CEO
Natcore Technology, Inc.
189 N. Water Street, Suite 700
Rochester, NY 14604
P: 585-286-9180, Toll Free: 1-844-529-1626
www.natcoresolar.com
WMIH Corp, Inst Holders, 3Q 2017 (WMIH)
BY Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
— 3:33 AM ET 10/22/2017
The following table shows the largest shareholders in WMIH CORP COM (WMIH) for the quarter ended September 30, 2017, listed by holding size. The list represents up to 50 of the largest holders in the company.
Note: Unless otherwise mentioned the reporting date is 09/30/2017
Institution Shares Shares % Last
Held Changed Held Report
Greywolf Capital Management LP 10,600,333 0 5.128 06/30
Numina Capital Management LLC 8,885,679 680,845 4.299 06/30
BlackRock Fund Advisors 8,649,980 (55,683) 4.185 06/30
Appaloosa LP 7,600,000 0 3.677 06/30
Scoggin Management LP 5,008,233 999,838 2.423 06/30
SSgA Funds Management Inc. 3,428,366 206,400 1.659 06/30
Lakewood Capital Management LP 2,769,100 0 1.340 06/30
Centerbridge Partners LP (Inve 2,603,867 0 1.260 06/30
Northern Trust Investments In 2,190,506 (137,431) 1.060 06/30
Wittenberg Investment Manageme 1,838,946 1,838,946 0.890 06/30
FrontFour Capital Group LLC 1,830,000 154,233 0.885 06/30
Geode Capital Management LLC 1,747,000 18,031 0.845 06/30
Akre Capital Management LLC 1,460,000 0 0.706 06/30
Dalton Investments LLC 1,300,000 0 0.629 06/30
Credit Suisse Securities (USA) 1,090,148 (40,895) 0.527 06/30
Levin Capital Strategies LP 1,053,207 0 0.509 06/30
Charles Schwab Investment Mana 889,930 4,655 0.431 06/30
BlackRock Investment Managemen 809,091 21,793 0.391 06/30
683 Capital Management LLC 690,826 (59,174) 0.334 06/30
Paloma Partners Management Co. 550,000 0 0.266 06/30
TIAA-CREF Investment Managemen 542,686 (21,629) 0.263 06/30
The Bank of New York Mellon Co 528,120 (15,303) 0.255 06/30
Old West Investment Management 488,816 1,014 0.236 06/30
Akanthos Capital Management LL 429,405 (604,273) 0.208 06/30
Dimensional Fund Advisors LP 422,739 (5,228) 0.205 06/30
Flaherty & Crumrine Inc. 391,952 0 0.190 06/30
New Generation Advisors LLC 391,638 0 0.189 06/30
Selz Capital LLC 361,472 0 0.175 09/30
Teachers Advisors LLC 355,443 (6,681) 0.172 06/30
California State Teachers' Ret 342,895 (57,000) 0.166 06/30
Evanson Asset Management LLC 339,408 (12) 0.164 06/30
Bridgeway Capital Management 338,900 151,100 0.164 06/30
Schweizerische Nationalbank (I 326,500 0 0.158 06/30
Proxima Capital Management LLC 320,000 0 0.155 06/30
Balter Liquid Alternatives LLC 312,500 160,441 0.151 09/30
Citadel Advisors LLC 278,021 70,269 0.134 06/30
Mellon Capital Management Corp 270,785 57,441 0.131 06/30
Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC (Priva 252,808 97,387 0.122 06/30
Redwood Capital Management LLC 233,649 0 0.113 06/30
Deutsche Asset Management Inve 226,019 174,813 0.109 06/30
Cheyne Capital Management (UK) 220,000 0 0.106 06/30
RhumbLine Advisers Ltd. Partne 219,250 32,254 0.106 06/30
Vanguard Fiduciary Trust Co. 208,740 (181,145) 0.101 06/30
New York State Common Retireme 206,200 (3,401) 0.100 06/30
AQR Capital Management LLC 199,250 199,250 0.096 06/30
DuPont Capital Management Corp 196,172 0 0.095 06/30
Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC 182,119 (84,240) 0.088 06/30
S. Muoio & Co. LLC 171,499 0 0.083 06/30
AllianceBernstein LP 164,200 61,600 0.079 06/30
Millennium Management LLC 163,807 163,807 0.079 06/30
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10-22-17 0333ET
This is the time to buy to get back what has been lost.
I'll keep buying @ these prices. The sp will go up sooner or later.
1,266,758 nice volume. Who sells at 1.10 or 1.12? Is that short covering or options? I don't understand. It's crazy!
Oh my!
No I don't know enough to make predictions. Just others have said the final date for objections for the CA court agreement is tomorrow. I have watched predictions for the last 8 or 9 years never come to fruition. Just looking for some positive news.
I just want to hear that there were no objections and case closed. I don't expect news on a waterfall or any big deal.
Sure hope September 5th doesn't come and go without real news. As it has with so many other great news predicted dates.
Sounds like another 5 to 10 year project. jmo
I wonder how many shares Rosie owns. Maybe trying to distance himself before the end.
I like this part: The marketplace, however, is telling us that our current numbers are high enough to improve the financial viability of new projects and to move marginal projects into a position of economic viability that would not otherwise exist without our technology.
and this: Four major manufacturing companies have recently visited or have upcoming scheduled visits to our Rochester laboratory. Each of them is looking to identify how Natcore’s technology interfaces with their business model.
Natcore President's Letter - August 2017
Dear Don,
I have always believed that one of my most important functions as a CEO is to translate English to English, especially when trying to bridge the language barrier that sometimes exists between science and business. Natcore’s all-back-contact foil cell has received much attention, and particularly more so lately since it was presented at the IEEE Photovoltaic Conference in Washington, DC earlier this summer. We feel that the key points driving that recent attention include the direct path we have to 25% efficiency, the reduced cost resulting from virtually eliminating silver from the manufacturing process, and the additional benefit of reducing the cell-to-module energy loss that occurs when cells are introduced into modules or solar panels.
The focus in our laboratory has always been to move the efficiencies to the mid-twenties and then approach manufacturers. The marketplace, however, is telling us that our current numbers are high enough to improve the financial viability of new projects and to move marginal projects into a position of economic viability that would not otherwise exist without our technology. Translation: While we continue striving in the lab for efficiency numbers in the mid-twenties, project managers and manufacturers are ready for our technology NOW at current levels.
We have identified a well-known equipment manufacturing line that today produces a cell similar to the back-contact application. We feel that by introducing this manufacturing line to potential partners, we could now provide some of the benefits of a back-contact technology without waiting for the even higher efficiency numbers that we are confident are within reach. The integration of the Natcore Foil CellTM into this line would not be difficult to accomplish and would have the benefit of getting our technology into production much sooner.
Four major manufacturing companies have recently visited or have upcoming scheduled visits to our Rochester laboratory. Each of them is looking to identify how Natcore’s technology interfaces with their business model.
Although our focus is no different than it has always been in achieving efficiencies in the mid-twenties, our immediate direction has been altered just a bit as a result of this more recent market interest and demand. Once the right partner is identified, we will move our technology into the manufacturing phase, with the result that Natcore’s technology will be incorporated into solar panels, as well as existing (and future) Best of Breed projects.
I am confident that my translation of English to English is correct.
Best,
Chuck
Charles R. Provini
President & CEO
Natcore Technology, Inc.
189 N. Water Street, Suite 700
Rochester, NY 14604
P: 585-286-9180, Toll Free: 1-844-529-1626
www.natcoresolar.com
Natcore Negotiating Technology License For Ghana Solar Farm
ROCHESTER, N.Y. , Aug. 15, 2017 /CNW/ -- PSECC Solar Farms Ltd, a climate change mitigation company and developer of solar farms, has turned to Natcore Technology Inc. (TSX-V: NXT; OTCQB: NTCXF) to help restore financial viability to a 20 MW Ghanaian project that was threatened by a 29% reduction in feed-in tariffs.
A feed-in tariff (FIT) is an economic policy created to promote active investment in and production of renewable energy sources. Feed-in tariffs typically make use of long-term agreements and pricing tied to costs of production for renewable energy producers. In practice, feed-in tariffs may be payments to ordinary energy users for the renewable electricity they generate.
The previous Ghanaian government had set the feed-in-tariff at about $0.137 per KWh, but the government appointed late in December 2016 has recently said that the signing of new Power Purchase Agreements (PPA) can have a maximum FIT payment no greater than $0.10 per KWh.
"The lower FIT payment meant I had to look for the best possible technology choice for solar panels," says Alan Brewer , CEO and Director of PSECC (www.pseccsolarfarms.com). "That's when I contacted Natcore, because the increase in power using their technology meant that the revenues could be increased by 10% or more and the project could once again be financially viable."
PSECC had gained a Provisional License in December 2016 for the 20 MW solar farm at Simbrofo in Ghana . Two additional 20 MW farms are planned for that venue. A commitment for financing the projects has been obtained from a Polish bank via the European Central Bank. The estimated build cost of the first 20MW solar farm at Simbrofo will be $28.776 million .
By licensing Natcore's technology in Ghana , PSECC would also gain exclusive access, on a regional basis, to Natcore's newest advances, including laser-processed, back-contact foil cell technology, black silicon and others as they come on line.
Last month, Natcore and PSECC signed a Memorandum of Understanding under which PSECC would engage Natcore to develop solar projects within the United States .
"We estimate that the fee for a license agreement of this size will be about $2.5 million ," says Chuck Provini , Natcore President and CEO. Although we haven't finalized negotiations, we're able to make a projection based on the savings anticipated by using our technology."
"From the beginning, our mantra has been 'raise the efficiency, lower the cost,'" says Provini. "Our new Natcore Foil Cell™ will do both. It has achieved an efficiency of 20.7% so far, which is already a relative 20% higher than most commercially available solar cells, and it uses a revolutionary laser process with a novel metallization strategy, to create a high-efficiency all-back-contact cell architecture at low cost. Importantly, it also eliminates the need for silver, one of the highest-cost components of a conventional solar cell."
PSECC has formed Simbrofo Light Ghana Ltd, a special purpose vehicle to take this project forward.
This is the fifth project to be assigned to Natcore as a result of its Best-of-Breed program. Under that program, Natcore functions as a consultant on the design and construction of solar cell/solar panel fabrication facilities and solar farms. Natcore also serves as a general contractor, hiring subcontractors and vetting every component of the project, taking advantage of their status and know-how to get the best available price, quality and efficiency. The company is in various stages of development on projects in Belize , Australia , Vietnam and the United States .
About Natcore Technology
Natcore Technology is focused on using its proprietary nanotechnology discoveries to enable a variety of compelling applications in the solar industry. Specifically, the company is advancing applications in laser processing and black silicon solar cells to significantly lower the costs and improve the power output of solar cells. With 65 patents (31 granted and 34 pending), Natcore is on the leading edge of solar research. www.NatcoreSolar.com
Statements herein other than purely historical factual information, including statements relating to revenues or profits, or Natcore's future plans and objectives, or expected sales, cash flows, and capital expenditures constitute forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are based on numerous assumptions and are subject to all of the risks and uncertainties inherent in Natcore's business, including risks inherent in the technology history. There can be no assurance that such forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on such statements. Except in accordance with applicable securities laws, Natcore expressly disclaims any obligation to update any forward-looking statements or forward-looking statements that are incorporated by reference herein.
Welcome to AustraSol
One stop approach to Solar Farm Development in Australia
Our Austrasol consortium has been formed - a launching platform with Natcore of New York, PSECC Solar Farms Ltd in the UK together with untilising the in Country expertese to provide a full funding and EPC package together with the latest Solar Cell technology from Natcore and our finest support programme for Climate Change Mitigation. Please go to this link for further review http://www.pseccsolarfarms.com/
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Dedicated, Integrity - Funding and EPC for Solar Farms. We are keen to develop solar farms over several years in Australia. It is hoped that the new Natcore Solar Cell technology will be used in our solar farms offering cheaper, higher efficiency and power output than standard Solar Panels.
https://austrasol.com/
PSECC Solar Farms an initiative of PSECC Ltd
http://www.pseccsolarfarms.com/usa---natcore.html
The Renewable Energy sector now has over 250,000 Solar technicians in the USA and Solar Farms will continue to be developed and we are interested in this market place. We are working with Natcore Technology Inc based in New York to assist in the USA market place for our Solar Farms.
Natcore Technology closes third tranche of private placement
Rochester, NY — (July 25, 2017) — Natcore Technology Inc. (TSX-V: NXT; OTCQB: NTCXF) has completed the third tranche of its proposed non-brokered private placement, as announced on June 14, 2017. Gross proceeds of CDN$171,000.00 were raised through the sale of 900,000 units at a price of $0.19 per unit. Each unit comprised one common share and one share purchase warrant. Each warrant entitles the holder to purchase of a further common share at $0.24 for a period of three years.
Finders’ fees were paid in connection with the third tranche, consisting of $11,970 payable in cash and 63,000 finders’ warrants having the same terms of the warrants issuable in the units. All securities issued in the third tranche are subject to a hold period in Canada expiring on November 25, 2017. Proceeds of the placement will be applied to further development of Natcore’s technologies and general working capital.
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This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell or solicitation of an offer to buy the securities in any jurisdiction. Neither the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”), the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) opines as to, nor accepts responsibility for, the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Thanks 995 your text printed much better.
WMIH Corp, Inst Holders, 2Q 2017 (WMIH)
BY Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
— 4:10 AM ET 07/22/2017
The following table shows the largest shareholders in WMIH CORP COM (WMIH) for the quarter ended June 30, 2017, listed by holding size. The list represents up to 50 of the largest holders in the company.
Note: Unless otherwise mentioned the reporting date is 06/30/2017
Institution Shares Shares % Last
Held Changed Held Report
Greywolf Capital Management LP 10,600,333 (406,400) 5.136 03/31
BlackRock Fund Advisors 8,705,663 (62,461) 4.218 03/31
The Vanguard Group Inc. 8,363,396 620,001 4.052 03/31
Numina Capital Management LLC 8,204,834 443,796 3.976 03/31
Appaloosa LP 7,600,000 0 3.683 03/31
Scoggin Management LP 4,008,395 2,067,030 1.942 03/31
SSgA Funds Management Inc. 3,221,966 58,209 1.561 03/31
Lakewood Capital Management LP 2,769,100 0 1.342 03/31
Centerbridge Partners LP (Inve 2,603,867 0 1.262 03/31
Northern Trust Investments In 2,327,937 69,630 1.128 03/31
Geode Capital Management LLC 1,728,969 73,713 0.838 03/31
FrontFour Capital Group LLC 1,675,767 1,675,767 0.812 03/31
Akre Capital Management LLC 1,460,000 0 0.707 03/31
Dalton Investments LLC 1,300,000 1,011,896 0.630 03/31
Pacific Grove Capital LP 1,284,619 175,000 0.622 03/31
Credit Suisse Securities (USA) 1,131,043 (42,578) 0.548 03/31
Levin Capital Strategies LP 1,053,207 459,144 0.510 03/31
Akanthos Capital Management LL 1,033,678 33,678 0.501 03/31
Charles Schwab Investment Mana 885,275 41,895 0.429 03/31
BlackRock Investment Managemen 787,298 (9,177) 0.381 03/31
683 Capital Management LLC 750,000 750,000 0.363 03/31
TIAA-CREF Investment Managemen 564,315 (17,999) 0.273 03/31
Paloma Partners Management Co. 550,000 300,000 0.266 03/31
The Bank of New York Mellon Co 543,423 17,722 0.263 03/31
Old West Investment Management 487,802 36,598 0.236 03/31
Dimensional Fund Advisors LP 427,967 0 0.207 03/31
California State Teachers' Ret 399,895 (18,100) 0.194 03/31
Flaherty & Crumrine Inc. 391,952 0 0.190 03/31
New Generation Advisors LLC 391,638 0 0.190 03/31
Teachers Advisors LLC 362,124 35,898 0.175 03/31
Selz Capital LLC 361,472 0 0.175 03/31
Trishield Capital Management L 341,484 (1,158,516) 0.165 03/31
Evanson Asset Management LLC 339,408 (12) 0.164 06/30
Schweizerische Nationalbank (I 326,500 0 0.158 03/31
Proxima Capital Management LLC 320,000 0 0.155 03/31
Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC 266,359 (327,920) 0.129 03/31
Redwood Capital Management LLC 233,649 0 0.113 03/31
Cheyne Capital Management (UK) 220,000 0 0.107 03/31
Mellon Capital Management Corp 213,344 52,763 0.103 03/31
New York State Common Retireme 209,601 1 0.102 03/31
Citadel Advisors LLC 207,752 164,967 0.101 03/31
DuPont Capital Management Corp 196,172 0 0.095 03/31
Bridgeway Capital Management 187,800 (243,500) 0.091 03/31
Analytic Investors LLC 187,203 0 0.091 03/31
RhumbLine Advisers Ltd. Partne 186,996 8,261 0.091 03/31
S. Muoio & Co. LLC 171,499 50,000 0.083 03/31
SG Americas Securities LLC 170,526 170,526 0.083 03/31
Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC (Priva 155,421 (40,850) 0.075 03/31
Wells Fargo Bank NA (Private 137,545 0 0.067 03/31
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co 134,980 (253) 0.065 03/31
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