EnviroGold has been added to the TSX Venture Exchange.
As of February 4th, the Vancouver-based cleantech trades on the TSXV under the ticker symbol “NVRO.”
“We are pleased to announce EnviroGold’s approval for listing on the TSXV,” stated Grant Freeman, Chief Executive Officer.
Freeman says this marks “an important milestone” for EnviroGold, which delisted from the Canadian Securities Exchange.
EnviroGold Global’s tech stack enables the recovery of high-value precious, base, and critical metals from mine waste and tailings using its proprietary NVRO Process.
By unlocking metals from existing, above-ground assets, EnviroGold delivers scalable, lower-impact metal recovery solutions that complement traditional mining operations, according to Freeman.
Global demand for gold, silver, copper and other “critical minerals” continues to rise, he notes. At the same time, development of new mines is constrained by lengthy permitting timelines, capital intensity, and environmental considerations.
What is often overlooked, argues Freeman, is that significant quantities of these metals have already been mined, crushed, and processed—but were not fully recovered using historic methods. These metals reside in tailings and mine waste on existing sites, typically treated as environmental liabilities.
EnviroGold was established to help unlock this ““Metals Without Mining”opportunity.
“We continue to advance our proprietary NVRO Process,” he says, executing “on our strategy to unlock value from above-ground metal resources.”
The TSXV listing, Freeman says, “will provide an opportunity for institutions and international investors to participate in our growth, while supporting our mission to deliver scalable, lower-impact metal recovery solutions that complement traditional mining operations.”
EnviroGold was established by David Cam in 2008.