St-Georges’ EVSX faces processing disruptions at Thorold amid irregular cash receipts
Bitget2026/11/04 15:50- St-Georges Eco-Mining's EVSX operated intermittently at its Thorold facility during the past quarter, with irregular cash receipts and transition issues limiting processing.
- Management expects ramp-up to continue for at least another quarter before EVSX reaches its intended operating pace.
- Discussions over rent arrears and payment arrangements with creditors, contractors and suppliers remain ongoing.
- EVSX had paid $160,000 toward its $484,463 debenture settlement as of November 4, 2026.
- Trading in St-Georges shares on the Canadian Securities Exchange resumes at 11:00 Eastern Time today following revocation of cease trade orders.
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