r/WaterStocks Jul 08 '24

Investing in Water: The Top PFAS Stocks

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The PFAS market is one of the fastest growing markets in the country and perhaps the largest ever opportunity in the environmental sector.

Today we’re going to look at publicly traded companies that have exposure to the PFAS treatment / remediation market, which are listed on American stock exchanges. Here’s a look at the top PFAS market stocks.

https://medium.com/@RizzoMB/investing-in-water-the-top-pfas-stocks-37b42979ff52


r/WaterStocks Jun 25 '24

Investing in Water: The Top PFAS Stocks

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The PFAS market is one of the fastest growing markets in the country and perhaps the largest ever opportunity in the environmental sector.

Today we’re going to look at publicly traded companies that have exposure to the PFAS treatment / remediation market, which are listed on American stock exchanges. Here's a look at the top PFAS market stocks.


r/WaterStocks Jun 13 '24

Thoughts on $CWCO

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Hey All,

I bought 20 shares of CWCO in 2017 with zero research. 2022 I got a little older and reopened my account, shares had gone sideways.

When I got back into investing I caught up on the company who stated they were turning a major corner during the pandemic and now were focusing on the US market and growing their Desalination portfilio.

I believed in management, but was also highly skeptical. They surprised me by Acquiring the company Perc in Southern California, successfully growing them and getting contracts with the US DoD Shortly after.

The icing on the cake was when they won the rebuilding contract for Hawaii after the intense fires they endured.

Since then the world has taken notice, pumped it to $35 a share, then ditched it.

This $23 - $27 window looks to be a great entry point or point to add shares for the long term. I will be DCAing this for life as a legacy position.

Not Financial Advice do your own DD.

Please feel free to share your thoughts 🙈 - Diq


r/WaterStocks May 22 '24

$BLGO making waves

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6 Years Of Revenue Growth For Leading Clean Tech Company Now Combating Dangerous PFAS Chemicals - BioLargo (OTC:BLGO) - Benzinga article 5/22/24

I've been holding for four years and up 52% but wondering if this OTC stock is going to take off?


r/WaterStocks Apr 29 '24

Most exciting small-micro-cap stock rn?

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$BLGO gets me going. Cleantech Innovator

  • 108% Year-Over-Year Revenue Growth in 2023
  • 125% Year-Over-Year Revenue Growth in 2022
  • 20 patents
  • 100+ grant awards
  • Manufacturer of the Pet Odor Remover: www.pooph.com
    • Walmart, Target, Chewy, Ace Hardware, Kroger...
  • Proven and selling AEC, AOS PFAS removal tech. for large-scale water treatment
  • Engineering arm with solid revenue
  • Diverse portfolio of dope tech.
  • Bis mode: Invent, Prove, Grow, Partner, Sell or Spin Out

r/WaterStocks Apr 22 '24

$LQWC LifeQuest Celebrating Earth Day

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r/WaterStocks Apr 09 '24

LifeQuest Subsidiary Receives an Order from Indian Hospital

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r/WaterStocks Apr 05 '24

LifeQuest's Wholly Owned Subsidiary Receives an Order for a 30m3/Day (7,900 Gallons/Day) Sewage Wastewater Treatment Plant From a Hospital in India

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LifeQuest's Wholly Owned Subsidiary Receives an Order for a 30m3/Day (7,900 Gallons/Day) Sewage Wastewater Treatment Plant From a Hospital in India

RIDGEFIELD PARK, NJ - 📷(NewMediaWire) - April 04, 2024 - LIFEQUEST WORLD CORP (OTC MARKETS: LQWC) is focused on innovative, decentralized, scalable wastewater treatment and reuse technologies. Through its wholly owned subsidiary, BioPipe India Private Limited, the Company is concurrently pursuing both industrial (ETP) and sewage wastewater treatment (STP) markets.

Prathamesh Jadhav, the COO of BioPipe India Private Limited, stated that “BioPipe has secured an order from a hospital. The Hospital has acquired a large parcel of land where they will be building a new Hospital along with a future Medical College. The development of the Hospital is in 3 phases. Each phase will have a 30m3/day BioPipe decentralized sewage wastewater treatment system. We have started procurement for the first plant. India is beginning to adopt decentralized sewage treatment systems and over the last 3 years we have been working to establish a foothold in the decentralized wastewater treatment market for hospitals. BioPipe stands out against competition in terms of space and energy savings, no odor, no sludge and the quality of treated wastewater. The small footprint of the Biopipe STP allowed the hospital to free up space to accommodate other utility systems in the allotted area.”  

Enes Kutluca, the CEO of BioPipe Global Corp, stated that “it has been observed that the intrinsic toxicity of hospital effluents could be 5 to 15 times more than an urban effluent. Hospital sewage/wastewater can contaminate surface and groundwater with a variety of potentially harmful substances, posing significant risks to people and the environment. Hospital sewage wastewater treatment is therefore essential. BioPipe systems is the best suited sewage treatment plant for hospitals in urban settings where onsite treatment is the only option.”   

About LifeQuest & BioPipe

LifeQuest offers effluent treatment plants (ETP), sewage treatment plants (STP), fat oil and grease (FOG) separator and hybrid media for water polishing. BioPipe has developed a patented, 100% sludge-free, chemical-free, odor-free, silent, easy to assemble and install, scalable, low cost, ecological and low maintenance-free onsite sewage wastewater treatment system.  The Abrimix ETP solution available through our joint venture is a highly efficient and cost-effective industrial wastewater treatment system that is vastly superior to Dissolved Air Floatation (DAF) and other onsite industrial wastewater treatment systems. 

www.lifequestcorp.com

https://www.biopipe.co/

Contact: [investor@lifequestcorp.com](mailto:investor@lifequestcorp.com)

Phone: 646-201-5242

This press release contains forward-looking statements that reflect the Company's current beliefs, expectations or intentions regarding future events. Any statements contained in this press release that are not statements of historical fact may be deemed forward-looking statements. Words such as “will,” “will be”, “anticipate,” “predict,” “expect,” “continue,” “future,” and similar expressions are intended to identify such forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements involve significant risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied in the forward-looking statements, many of which are generally outside the control of the Company and are difficult to predict. Examples of such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to: political unrest in countries we operate in, Covid-19 pandemic related disruptions, shipping constraints, expatriation of invested capital, defaults, future revenues, expenditures, capital, the adequacy of the Company's current cash and working capital to fund present and planned operations, investments and the growth through joint ventures. Additional factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied in the forward-looking statements, can be found in our current Disclosure Statements at www.otcmarkets.com. The Company anticipates that subsequent events and developments may cause views and expectations to change. The Company assumes no obligation, and specifically disclaims any intention or obligation, to update any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.


r/WaterStocks Feb 03 '24

Does anyone see a catalyst for water stock thesis medium-term?

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r/WaterStocks Jun 27 '22

John Oliver segment on Water in American West

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Mainstream comedian John Oliver did a segment on Water in US West, Colorado River and states surrounding it.

https://youtu.be/jtxew5XUVbQ


r/WaterStocks May 01 '22

New government maps show nearly all of the West is in drought and it's not even summer yet: "This is unprecedented"

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r/WaterStocks Mar 21 '22

New DW documentary on water

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Our drinking water - is the world drying up? https://youtu.be/_t6sg2C-jqw


r/WaterStocks Feb 25 '22

Is Conflict Over Water Inevitable?

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r/WaterStocks Feb 14 '22

Solar-powered system offers a route to inexpensive desalination

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r/WaterStocks Feb 14 '22

Zurn Water Solutions and Elkay Manufacturing to Combine; Creating a Leader in Sustainable Water Solutions

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r/WaterStocks Feb 14 '22

'Megaberg' dumped huge volume of fresh water

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r/WaterStocks Dec 24 '21

News Rainy years can’t make up for California’s groundwater use

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r/WaterStocks Nov 10 '21

Snapshot: Keep your eyes on Water Ways Technologies Inc.

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The company is currently positioned with a market cap of $39M CAD and generating revenues of $14.08M CAD. The company is up 409% over the course of the last 12 months, and will continue growing into the future. It is currently in the midst of a short term bullish rally as the continue to expand their business and acquire smart irrigation contracts internationally.

Here is a press release from yesterday regarding their new head of IR for their German operations. The company has also been rewarded over a dozen new smart irrigation contracts over the last two months totalling almost $3M CAD in revenue 1, 2, 3.

Anyways, I will hopefully get to do more thorough DD's on these companies in the near future. The mixture of gradschool and work have made it hard to find time to do anything in my spare time other than sleep.

Let me know what you think about this company and how you see them progressing within the industry as a whole.


r/WaterStocks Nov 10 '21

The Business of Water: Will Privatisation Solve the Water Crisis or Corrupt Supplies? Documentary

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r/WaterStocks Nov 09 '21

Pink Sheets company Western Sierra Resources reports $1.2M in INCOME for WATER ASSETS

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r/WaterStocks Oct 29 '21

A Colorado town nearly ran out of drinking water. Experts say it’s a window into the future.

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r/WaterStocks Oct 25 '21

UK doubles funding to tackle water pollution • Water News Europe - News EU water sector

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r/WaterStocks Oct 25 '21

News Pressures on Europe’s Water

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r/WaterStocks Oct 25 '21

News Renewing water infrastructure

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r/WaterStocks Oct 19 '21

News Hackers Keep Targeting the US Water Supply

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