CVW Sustainable (CVWFF) Stock News

CVW Sustainable Royalties (OTCQX: CVWFF) closed a $50.0 million strategic investment from Fairfax, issued a mix of voting units and newly created non-voting common share units, and granted warrants exercisable into non-voting shares.

Proceeds will fund future royalty transactions, related diligence and closing costs, and general corporate purposes. Fairfax now beneficially owns 19.5% of common shares and holds all outstanding non-voting shares and warrants.

CVW Sustainable Royalties (TSXV: CVW / OTCQX: CVWFF) announced that shareholders approved a special resolution on April 14, 2026 to amend articles and create a new class of Non-Voting Common Shares.

The change enables closing of a $50.0 million Fairfax strategic investment, subject to final TSXV and regulatory approvals, and is intended to fund the company's sustainability-focused royalty pipeline.

CVW Sustainable Royalties (OTCQX: CVWFF) entered a royalty agreement and strategic partnership with Relocalize on February 3, 2026, providing $4.0 million upfront for a 25% gross revenue royalty on the Plant City facility and a contingent 25% royalty on a Second Facility for $1.5 million.

CVW receives additional small royalties on Relocalize's next eight facilities, an option to invest up to $22.5 million in 13 further facilities, a 20‑year right of first refusal, and a step‑down to 15% after aggregate payments reach $5.0 million.

CVW Sustainable Royalties (OTCQX: CVWFF) reported Q3 2025 results for the three and nine months ended September 30, 2025. Cash on hand was $3.1 million at quarter end. Total royalty revenue from Northstar was $371,000 in Q3 and $1.1 million year-to-date. Net loss was $1.0 million (Q3) and $3.1 million (nine months); Q3 included $570,000 non-cash stock-based compensation and nine months included $1.8 million.

Northstar hit a commercial milestone (80 tonnes/day) and closed a $3.6 million private placement; a non-binding LOI with Export Development Canada for up to four U.S. facilities was also announced.

CVW Sustainable Royalties (OTCQX: CVWFF) announced key changes to its Board of Directors. Moss Kadey, who served on the board since 2008, is retiring effective September 5, 2025, but will continue as a Special Advisor to the Board and CEO.

The company appointed Roger Mortimer, an experienced global equity portfolio manager with expertise in cleantech and industrial sectors, to its Board of Directors. Mortimer brings significant experience as a former Chief Investment Officer of Parador Asset Management and has held senior roles at CI Global Investments, Capital Group Companies, and Invesco Funds.

As part of his appointment, Mortimer received 500,000 stock options exercisable at $0.97 per share for five years, subject to performance-based vesting conditions.

CVW Sustainable Royalties (OTCQX: CVWFF) reported its Q2 2025 financial results, highlighting key operational and financial metrics. The company maintained a strong cash position of $3.8 million as of June 30, 2025. Revenue from its royalty debenture with Northstar Clean Technologies reached $367,000 for Q2 2025 and $721,000 for H1 2025.

The company reported a net loss of $1.2 million in Q2 2025 ($0.01 per share) and $2.1 million for H1 2025. Notable developments include Northstar's successful Calgary facility commissioning and a potential EDC project financing for US facilities. CVW also updated its listing status to "investment issuer" and rebranded as CVW Sustainable Royalties, positioning itself to pursue a $600M pipeline of potential royalty transactions.

CVW CleanTech (OTCQX: CVWFF) has announced its planned name change to CVW Sustainable Royalties Inc., effective July 21, 2025. The name change, approved by shareholders on June 27, 2025, will not affect the company's trading symbol on the TSX Venture Exchange.

The company will receive new CUSIP (23249L106) and ISIN (CA23249L1067) numbers, but shareholders are not required to take any action as there will be no share capital consolidation. Existing share certificates will remain valid, and electronically held shares will be automatically updated.

CVW CleanTech (OTCQX: CVWFF) announced key shareholder approvals from its annual general and special meeting. Shareholders voted in favor of three significant changes: reclassification from a "technology issuer" to an "investment issuer", a name change to "CVW Sustainable Royalties Inc.", and the adoption of a 10% rolling equity incentive plan.

The industry classification change, which has received final TSX Venture Exchange approval, aims to provide greater flexibility in structuring investments and streamline regulatory approvals for future transactions. This change supports the company's royalty diversification strategy but is not connected to any specific transaction or financing.

CVW CleanTech (CVWFF) welcomes Emissions Reduction Alberta's $50 million Tailings Technology Challenge, which aims to fund technologies for oil sands mine water and tailings management. The competition offers up to $15 million per project, with potential for larger contributions. CVW CleanTech's proprietary Creating Value from Waste (CVW) technology is positioned to address these challenges, offering significant environmental and economic benefits. A single commercial deployment can process large volumes of tailings, treat 14M cubic meters of water annually, recover 1.9M barrels of bitumen, reduce GHG emissions by up to 12%, and generate up to $7.9B in GDP over 24 years. The company has partnerships with Indigenous communities and the University of Alberta, and previously received $10M in ERA funding for technology development.