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Clean TeQ Water Ltd
ASX:CNQ
Clean TeQ Water Ltd (ASX:CNQ) provides innovative metals recovery and water treatment solutions for governments and companies. The company's solutions include desalination, nutrient removal, zero liquid discharge and hardness removal.
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Coffee with Samso: The business of water, a critical resource, on the ASX - Clean Teq Water
Clean Teq works with a focus on municipal wastewater, surface water, industrial wastewater and mining process water.
Clean TeQ Water is well-placed to benefit from growing global need for water treatment: RaaS Advisory
Clean TeQ has three divisions: water technology solutions, NematiQ graphene membranes and Clean TeQ metals recovery.
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Clean TeQ Water inks partnership agreement with US-based Upwell Water
The companies are targeting the deployment of US$150 million in new investment over four years for build, own, operate and transfer (BOOT) projects.
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Clean TeQ Water shares rise after signing license deal for mine waste dewatering technology
The ATA™ technology was developed to provide a safe and low-cost mine tailings treatment process by rapidly separating water and solids to produce stackable tailings and recycled water.
Clean Teq Water accepts $10 million work order to help build Townsville purification plant, shares up 30%
"The size and scope of this project signify a major milestone for Clean TeQ Water and further establish Clean TeQ Water as a technology supplier of choice for advanced water treatment and recycling in Australia,” said CEO Willem Vriesendorp
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Clean TeQ Water maintains bull case valuation of $2.37 from Pitt Street Research
“We reiterate our valuation of the company at A$1.83 per share in the base case and A$2.37 per share in the bull case, using a blended DCF/RV model,” says Pitt Street.
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Clean TeQ Water wins A$5 million contract for bore water treatment plant in Northern Territory
Clean TeQ CEO Willem Vriesendorp hopes this to be the first of multiple contracts with Power Water Corporation as they look to upgrade the water infrastructure in remote towns in the Northern Territory.
Clean TeQ subsidiary produces commercial-scale graphene membrane in milestone achievement, shares up
NematiQ’s graphene membranes will be converted into spiral-wound cartridges that can be incorporated into demonstration plants — the final step before commercial sales of the membranes can begin.
CleanTeQ Water continues to build on commercial capabilities
Revenues have been underpinned by the establishment of an integrated management structure and the continued strengthening of commercial capabilities.
Clean TeQ Water maintains 'buy' valuation from Pitt Street Research
The analyst reiterated its A$1.83 per share valuation following a solid December quarter. CNQ is currently trading at A$0.64.
Clean TeQ Water signs distribution agreement with exclusive rights to lucrative Chinese steel sector
As part of the agreement, Clean TeQ Water will work with MCC Environment exclusively in promoting its green technology across the steel sector in China, where MCC Environment holds a majority market share.
Clean TeQ Water in Middle East expansion through exclusive distribution pact with National Energy Services Reunited
The deal, which provides NESR with a competitive advantage, is seen as a “substantial expansion” of the company’s ability to promote its technology in the Middle East.
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Clean Teq Water attracts valuation upgrade to $1.83 from Pitt Street Research
Based on revised sales forecasts for FY22E, the research house has re-run its relative valuation model generating a $1.83 per share base case and $2.37 per share bull case.
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Clean TeQ Water delivers solid operational value in first quarter as a public company
“During the quarter Clean TeQ Water successfully demerged from Sunrise Energy Metals, hailing a new era for our organisation. We look forward to delivering value for our shareholders using our suite of unique water technologies and our stro
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