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GRB Greenbriar Sustainable Living Inc
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0.700High0.650Low6.00KVolume0.650Open0.710Pre Close4.10KTurnover1.17052wk High0.02%Turnover Ratio35.17MShares0.37052wk Low-0.1EPS TTM19.47MFloat Cap4.630Historical HighLossP/E (Static)27.81MShs Float0.350Historical Low-0.08EPS LYR7.04%Amplitude--Dividend TTM3.07P/B1Lot Size--Div YieldTTM
About Greenbriar Sustainable Living Inc Company
Greenbriar Sustainable Living Inc is a leading developer of entry-level housing, renewable energy, green technology and sustainable investment projects. It is focused on its three primary projects: a 1000-unit, entry-level housing project in California, the 400MW Solar Project in Alberta, and the largest renewable energy project in the Caribbean.
Company Profile
SymbolGRB
Company NameGreenbriar Sustainable Living Inc
Founded2009
MarketTSX
Fiscal Year Ends12-31
Address632 Foster Avenue
CityCoquitlam
CountryCAN
Zip CodeV3J 2L7
Phone+1 949 903-5906
Company Executives
- Name
- Position
- Salary
- Jeffrey J. Ciachurski
- Director and Chief Executive Officer
- --
- Anthony B. Balic
- Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Secretary
- --
- Clifford M. Webb
- Director and President
- --
- Daniel James Kunz, B.Sc. ,M.B.A.,P.E.
- Chairman of the Board
- --
- William Sutherland
- Independent Director
- --
- Michael Boyd
- Independent Director
- --
- Christopher Harvey
- Independent Director
- --
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