Volt Carbon Technologies Inc (TORVF)

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As the facility has a small footprint of only 2200 sq ft, it is considered a “microfactory”. The company views this facility as a small factory for producing small batch runs of graphite flakes intended to test out and optimize the Company’s proprietary techniques. The microfactory's main advantage is to save a substantial amount of space, energy, materials, time, and upfront capital to further develop its product.

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On behalf of the Board of Directors
Volt Carbon Technologies Inc.
William Pfaffenberger, Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer and President

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So much for all those photoshopped photos of that huge facility that were being touted.


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The Company had previously considered integrating the Product Development Facility with the existing Guelph Battery Plant. However, the company had opted to select a separate location for mineral processing due to potential risk of dust contamination from ore processing. The generation of dust had the potential to adversely affect the battery fabrication processes which are clean room processes.

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Guess that dust won’t be a problem for the bakery a few doors down.

This is really starting to stink.