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HG Hydrograph Clean Power Inc
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15min DelayMarket Closed Jan 24 15:57 ET
76.43MMarket Cap-7.32P/E (TTM)
0.320High0.280Low668.50KVolume0.305Open0.305Pre Close204.64KTurnover0.34552wk High0.35%Turnover Ratio254.77MShares0.08552wk Low-0.041EPS TTM57.55MFloat Cap0.690Historical HighLossP/E (Static)191.82MShs Float0.070Historical Low-0.041EPS LYR13.12%Amplitude--Dividend TTM8.11P/B1Lot Size--Div YieldTTM
About Hydrograph Clean Power Inc Company
Hydrograph Clean Power Inc is engaged in the acquisition and development of graphene and hydrogen-related products and services. The company's products include Fractal graphene and Reactive Graphene.
Company Profile
SymbolHG
Company NameHydrograph Clean Power Inc
Founded2017
MarketCNQ
Employees15
Fiscal Year Ends09-30
Address403 580 Hornby Street
CityVancouver
CountryCAN
Zip CodeV6C 3B6
Phone+1 778 322-1891
Websitehttps://www.hydrograph.com
Company Executives
- Name
- Position
- Salary
- Stuart Jara
- Chief Executive Officer and Director
- --
- Mathew Lee
- Chief Accounting Officer
- --
- Bob Wowk
- Chief Financial Officer
- --
- Ranjith Divigalpitiya
- Chief Science Officer
- --
- Stephen Corkill
- Vice President, Operations
- --
- Chris Sorensen
- Vice President, Research and Development
- --
- Kjirstin Breure
- President and Director
- --
- Randall Zajac
- Director of Business Development, Resins and Composites
- --
- Stefan Bossmann
- Lead Chemist
- --
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