Sean Mason | November 27, 2015 |
SmallCapPower
Jade news
made a few shareholders some ‘green’ Friday, while Saudi money lifted a clean
tech stock. Here’s some small stocks making big moves on Friday, November 27,
2015 (as of 4 pm EST):
Electra Stone Ltd. (TSXV:
ELT) shares rose 18% to $0.10 on volume of more than 1.5 million shares Friday after the vertically integrated
Nephrite Jade mining & marketing company announced the confirmation of its
second shipment of British Columbia Nephrite Jade to the People’s Republic of
China. In total, Electra has now shipped approximately 36 tonnes of BC Nephrite
Jade to the PRC, and recorded its first sale of 1.8 tonnes.
As well,
shares of Natcore Technology Inc. (TSXV:
NXT) slipped 13% to $0.39 as the provider of solar nanotechnology said it
intends to raise up to C$3 million via a non-brokered private placement at a
price of C$0.36 per unit.
ENPAR Technologies, Inc. (TSXV:
ENP), meanwhile, reported that it has closed a private placement of $1
million with its Strategic Partner in the Middle East, Saudi Brothers’
Commercial Company of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Saudi Brothers is controlled
and operated by the Al-Nowaiser family, and is one of the largest
privately-held holding conglomerates in the Middle East. ENPAR Technologies
stock popped 13% to $0.09 following the announcement.
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