BacTech is a proven environmental technology company, delivering effective and eco-friendly biomining and remediation solutions to commercial operations to smartly process and recover preferred metals and safely remove and transform harmful contaminants like arsenic into benign EPA-approved products for landfill. Tapping into numerous environmental and economic advantages of its proprietary method of bioleaching, BacTech uses naturally occurring bacteria, harmless to both humans and the environment, to neutralize toxic mining sites with high-pay potential.
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BacTech Environmental Corp. announced Thursday it had filed its expanded application for what it says is the first zero-waste bioleaching process for recovering metals, fertilizer, and iron from millions of tons of mine tailings worldwide. One newsletter editor calls the news "uber-exciting."
BacTech Environmental Corp. announced it has filed an expanded provisional patent application for its application of the bioleaching process to millions of tons of tailings to create zero waste using green technology and power.
As BacTech Environmental Corp. moves toward building its planned bioleaching plant in Ecuador, the country has shown "unexpected resilience" in the face of unrest.
Final refinements are underway and full-scale campaigns will be possible in the coming weeks as BacTech Environmental Corp. continues its pyrrhotite tailings bioleach research initiative in Sudbury, Ontario. A newsletter writer has called the company a "poster child" for green causes.
This environmental company gives an update on private placement funding as it works toward closing on millions in green bonds to build its long-anticipated bioleaching plant in Ecuador.
BacTech Environmental Corp. has received its final major environmental permit (Consultation) from the government of Ecuador, which allows it to advance construction on its project. Read on to hear why analysts like this company's stock.
Ecuador's election finally has a winner. Find out why this green technology company seeking approval for a groundbreaking bioleaching plant there likes the results.
This environmental technology company is working through the process to get its bioleaching plant approved in Ecuador. Read why it has stalled and why two newsletter writers like this company's stock.
It's now up to an Ecuadorian court to decide the fate of environmental consultation processes for halted projects there, including BacTech Environmental Corp.'s bioleaching plant in Tenguel.
A court in Ecuador will hear arguments next week on the suspension of a presidential decree involving the permitting process for several projects. One newsletter writer called this company and its stock the "poster child" for green causes.
Green technology company BacTech Environmental Corp. is watching the results of Ecuador's presidential election closely as it waits for a decision regarding the permit process for its new bioleaching plant.
The grant that will help a partner of the company develop and complete pilot testing of a novel pyrrhotite bioleaching process for extracting the battery metals nickel and cobalt from tailings.
A national court in Ecuador is suspending the process this company needs to get its bioleaching built because of mining protests. But this company doesn't build mines.
This company has engaged a Quito-based securities firm to help market its proposed offering of US$20 million in Green Bonds to pay for its bioleaching plant in Tenguel.
BacTech Environmental Corp. launches a new sustainable bond framework for issuing green and social bonds to pay for its bioleaching plant in Tenguel, Ecuador.
The team from the Ecuadorian government overseeing the final permit review process for green technology company BacTech Environmental Corp.'s bioleaching plant in Tenguel has "hit the ground running."
Green tech company BacTech Environmental Corp. says Ecuador's government has begun the final review process for the last major permit for its bioleaching plant on Monday.
Chris Temple of The National Investor shares his insight as to what to expect in the near term from Ecuador in light of the recent elections, specifically with a focus on the mining industry.
Ecuador's president signs a decree clearing the way for green technology company BacTech Environmental Corp. to construct its bioleaching plant in the South American country.
BacTech Environmental Corp. is in the process of obtaining certification as an issuer of Green Bonds to finance its bioleaching plant in Tenguel, Ecuador.
Now BacTech Environmental Corp. must pursue the community consultation phase before receiving final environmental permit for its Tenguel bioleaching plant.
Bioleaching company BacTech Environmental Corp. has begun trading on the OTCQB Venture Market as it gets ready to open a plant in Ecuador and has opened a pilot facility in Ontario.
BacTech Environmental Corp. realized much of the land for its Ecuador bioleaching plant isn't needed yet, so it is letting local workers continue to farm thousands of cocoa trees.
The government in Ecuador is on track to grant an environmental permit for BacTech Environmental Corp.'s new bioleaching plant in September, the company says.
Millions of tonnes of mining waste could be converted to usable minerals with a new bioleaching process at a plant expected to open this summer in Ontario.
A company that uses naturally occurring bacteria to separate precious and base metals from difficult to treat ores, concentrates and tailings has caught the attention of this technical analyst.
Chris Temple of The National Investor explains why he has issued a speculative buy recommendation for BioLargo, a small-cap company with a flagship product that removes certain contaminants from water.
It wasn't all that long ago that BacTech Environmental Corp. found it an ordeal to raise money, but Chris Temple of The National Investor says those times have changed.
A Canadian company is hoping that its bugs that eat rocks can help clean up the mining industry. BacTech Environmental Corp.'s bioleaching technology could make it possible to work with lower-grade ores.
Chris Temple of The National Investor profiles 10 companies in a variety of sectors on his recommended list. "I very much am of the view that a great many resource-oriented stories and the best companies have incredible futures ahead of them," he writes.
"BacTech Environmental Corp. has submitted a preliminary patent application for its bioleaching process, which is designed to clean up and precipitate saleable metals from mining tailings. . .there's lots to be done, but this is potentially a billion-dollar business for the company over the long run."
Chris Temple, The National Investor
(4/7/24)
"BacTech Environmental Corp. announced a patent application filing (essentially global as a practical matter) that would particularly take its ongoing work in Canada a BIG step further. . .beyond the company's already-known process to extract metals of most kinds from [tailings], it's now Vice President Dr. Paul Miller and management's contention, based on Miller's ongoing work, that much more can be accomplished via 'the inherent mechanisms of bioleaching.'"
Clive Maund, CliveMaund.com
(7/9/23)
"The fundamentals of BacTech Environmental Corp. are understood to be very favorable. We therefore stay long, and the company is rated a Strong Speculative Buy here."
More Expert Comments
Clive Maund, CliveMaund.com
(3/28/23)
"BacTech Environmental Corp. announced the closing of the first tranche of the financing, and we can expect the company to finish the remainder of the financing soon. . .as soon as it is finished, the price should be free to advance. . .we can look forward to significant gains from here as soon as BacTech is free to get moving again."
Clive Maund, CliveMaund.com
(3/12/23)
"BacTech Environmental Corp. broke out of a base pattern last month on good volume and has since reacted back to support. With a moving average cross likely soon, it is expected to start higher again."
Canadian Mining Journal
(1/11/23)
"Toronto-based BacTech Environmental Corp.'s BACOX analogue has seen significant success in South American gold operations. . .the use of microorganisms in mining initiatives is described as highly advantageous: they are considered cost effective and environmentally benign, with lower carbon footprints and abilities to liberate (in some cases, selectively) valuable metals from complex materials that are otherwise recalcitrant to standard pyrolytic and hydrometallurgical techniques."
Chris Temple, The National Investor
(5/16/22)
"We have a Buy recommendation on BacTech Environmental Corp."
Chris Temple, Editor and Publisher– The National Investor
Company News
4/11/2024 – BacTech Environmental (BAC.C) Files Patent on Zero-Waste Metal Recovery System, as global ESG Investment Hits $30 Trillion
4/5/2024 – BacTech Environmental Unveils Intellectual Property for 'Zero-Waste' Metals Recovery & Fertilizer Production
1/16/2024 – BacTech Provides a Follow-Up Update on Sudbury Pyrrhotite Tailings R&D Project
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