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Sharing the latest unpaid media article about a little known battery recycling company quietly making big moves and appears to be on of the last ones standing.
Investment Opportunity: St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp.
CSE: SX
OTCQB: SXOOF
Current share price: $0.04 cents
Market Cap $14M
The battery recycling sector in Eastern Canada is undergoing rapid consolidation, creating a prime opportunity for companies positioned to capture market share in this high-growth industry. With the projected global battery recycling market reaching $70 billion by 2040 (McKinsey), strategic players are emerging as leaders.
A recent development underscores the shifting landscape: As reported by La Presse on March 13, 2026
https://www.lapresse.ca/affaires/entreprises/2026-03-13/filiere-batterie/des-restes-de-lithion-demeureront-au-quebec.php)
Québec-based startup Voltrinov acquired key assets from the insolvent Lithion Technologies—including industrial mixers, centrifuges, dryers, and lab equipment—to prevent full relocation to the U.S.
This follows American Battery Technology Company (ABTC) securing other portions, such as battery stocks from Tesla, Hyundai, Kia, and GM, marking the effective dismantling of Lithion despite significant Québec government investment (\~$30 million).
Lithion’s failure highlights execution challenges in scaling lithium-ion recycling. However, it opens the door for resilient operators.
St-Georges Eco-Mining, through its wholly-owned subsidiary EVSX Corp., is well-positioned as one of the last companies standing in Eastern Canada for comprehensive battery recycling:
• EVSX has developed and completed installation of a state-of-the-art multi-chemistry battery processing line at its Thorold, Ontario facility. This highly automated line handles diverse battery types (e.g., lithium-ion, LiFePO4, nickel-cadmium, alkaline, and EV batteries) with over 95% recycling efficiency, recovering critical metals (black mass), steel, aluminum, plastics, and more—achieving an annual capacity of \~10,000 tonnes per line. This landed them a 3 year battery supply contract with Call2Recycle.
• In February 2026, EVSX entered a strategic joint venture with Voltrinov to expand EV and micromobility battery processing capacity across Québec and Ontario. Voltrinov provides expertise in battery assessment, repurposing, discharging, and dismantling at its St-Bruno-de-Montarville facility, while EVSX handles shredding, material separation, and black mass production—creating a complementary, regional closed-loop supply chain.
This partnership leverages Voltrinov’s recent asset acquisition from Lithion, accelerating EVSX’s growth in Québec’s battery ecosystem while addressing the void left by Lithion’s collapse.
Key Investment Highlights:
• Undervalued Entry Point: St-Georges Eco-Mining’s current market capitalization is approximately CAD 14 million (as of mid-March 2026, trading around CAD 0.045 per share)—a notably low valuation given EVSX’s operational assets, multi-chemistry capabilities, and strategic positioning in a sector with massive tailwinds from EV adoption and critical mineral recovery.
• Revenue Potential: EVSX is advancing toward full commissioning and revenue generation through battery supply agreements, black mass production, and material resale.
• Regional Leadership: With Lithion out and limited scalable competitors remaining in Eastern Canada, EVSX-Voltrinov collaboration positions St-Georges to capture increasing volumes of end-of-life batteries.
In a consolidating market driven by environmental mandates and supply chain security, St-Georges offers asymmetric upside at its current micro-cap valuation. This is a compelling opportunity for investors seeking exposure to the battery recycling boom.
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Sharing the latest unpaid media article about a little known battery recycling company quietly making big moves and appears to be on of the last ones standing.
Investment Opportunity: St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp.
CSE: SX
OTCQB: SXOOF
Current share price: $0.04 cents
Market Cap $14M
The battery recycling sector in Eastern Canada is undergoing rapid consolidation, creating a prime opportunity for companies positioned to capture market share in this high-growth industry. With the projected global battery recycling market reaching $70 billion by 2040 (McKinsey), strategic players are emerging as leaders.
A recent development underscores the shifting landscape: As reported by La Presse on March 13, 2026
https://www.lapresse.ca/affaires/entreprises/2026-03-13/filiere-batterie/des-restes-de-lithion-demeureront-au-quebec.php)
Québec-based startup Voltrinov acquired key assets from the insolvent Lithion Technologies—including industrial mixers, centrifuges, dryers, and lab equipment—to prevent full relocation to the U.S.
This follows American Battery Technology Company (ABTC) securing other portions, such as battery stocks from Tesla, Hyundai, Kia, and GM, marking the effective dismantling of Lithion despite significant Québec government investment (\~$30 million).
Lithion’s failure highlights execution challenges in scaling lithium-ion recycling. However, it opens the door for resilient operators.
St-Georges Eco-Mining, through its wholly-owned subsidiary EVSX Corp., is well-positioned as one of the last companies standing in Eastern Canada for comprehensive battery recycling:
• EVSX has developed and completed installation of a state-of-the-art multi-chemistry battery processing line at its Thorold, Ontario facility. This highly automated line handles diverse battery types (e.g., lithium-ion, LiFePO4, nickel-cadmium, alkaline, and EV batteries) with over 95% recycling efficiency, recovering critical metals (black mass), steel, aluminum, plastics, and more—achieving an annual capacity of \~10,000 tonnes per line. This landed them a 3 year battery supply contract with Call2Recycle.
• In February 2026, EVSX entered a strategic joint venture with Voltrinov to expand EV and micromobility battery processing capacity across Québec and Ontario. Voltrinov provides expertise in battery assessment, repurposing, discharging, and dismantling at its St-Bruno-de-Montarville facility, while EVSX handles shredding, material separation, and black mass production—creating a complementary, regional closed-loop supply chain.
This partnership leverages Voltrinov’s recent asset acquisition from Lithion, accelerating EVSX’s growth in Québec’s battery ecosystem while addressing the void left by Lithion’s collapse.
Key Investment Highlights:
• Undervalued Entry Point: St-Georges Eco-Mining’s current market capitalization is approximately CAD 14 million (as of mid-March 2026, trading around CAD 0.045 per share)—a notably low valuation given EVSX’s operational assets, multi-chemistry capabilities, and strategic positioning in a sector with massive tailwinds from EV adoption and critical mineral recovery.
• Revenue Potential: EVSX is advancing toward full commissioning and revenue generation through battery supply agreements, black mass production, and material resale.
• Regional Leadership: With Lithion out and limited scalable competitors remaining in Eastern Canada, EVSX-Voltrinov collaboration positions St-Georges to capture increasing volumes of end-of-life batteries.
In a consolidating market driven by environmental mandates and supply chain security, St-Georges offers asymmetric upside at its current micro-cap valuation. This is a compelling opportunity for investors seeking exposure to the battery recycling boom.
For your watch list
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