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Sixth Wave (CSE:SIXW) lists shares on Canadian Securities Exchange

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11 February 2020 14:56 (EDT)

Nanotechnology manufacturer Sixth Wave Innovations (SIXW) has listed the company’s common shares on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE), as of February 11th 2020.

The North American-based company designs, manufactures, and provides products, services, and technologies for detecting and extracting various materials. 

Founded in 2013, Sixth Wave specialises in the design and manufacturing of bespoke molecules or “nano-machines”, which can detect and extract valuable materials and substances at miniscule levels.

At the epicentre of Sixth Wave’s technology are Molecular Imprinted Polymers (MIP’s), durable polymer beads imprinted with adsorption micropores. MIP’s can precisely match the molecular geometry of organic materials like cannabinoids, or inorganic materials like metals.

Sixth Wave’s products, services, and technologies have far-reaching applications across a range of industries. Today, Sixth Wave has patent applications and protections in over 40 countries.

Sixth Wave intends to aggressively expand into Canadian sectors, starting with companies in gold production and cannabis processing. The company’s nanotechnology products, IXOS-AuC and Affinity, will be of great assistance in “increasing recoveries and maximising profits” for these industries.

President and CEO of Sixth Wave, Dr Jonathan Gluckman, commented on the move to the CSE. “We’re delighted to make this important transition to the capital markets, as a means of accelerating our growth trajectory and maximising our future visibility.”

Sixth Wave’s share price is currently unavailable, since it has only just been added to the CSE.

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