TELESCOPE INNOVATIONS CP - TELIF STOCK NEWS

Telescope Innovations Corp. (TELIF) reports financial results for the fiscal quarter ending February 29, 2024. Revenues reached $686,205, driven by strong sales of DirectInject-LC™. The Company also secured new patents, a global distribution deal with METTLER TOLEDO, a technology partnership with Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, and strengthened its C-suite with experienced industry leaders. Expenses were $1,227,418 for the quarter.

Telescope Innovations Corp. has developed a novel battery recycling technology that efficiently separates lithium and nickel salts from mixed recycling slurries. The new recrystallization process has the potential to disrupt traditional battery recycling methods, reduce reagent costs, and support the global transition to clean energy.

Telescope Innovations Corp. partners with Shimadzu Scientific Instruments to integrate DirectInject-LC™ technology with HPLC systems, enhancing chemical analysis capabilities for pharmaceutical and chemical industries.

Telescope Innovations Corp. appoints Henry Dubina as Chairman and CEO, John Kirincic as CFO, and Deborah Cotter as Corporate Secretary. The company also grants 400,000 incentive stock options. Henry Dubina brings extensive experience in the scientific instruments industry, focusing on advancing online chemistry sampling and analysis products. John Kirincic's financial expertise aims to drive sustainable growth. Deborah Cotter's appointment enhances corporate governance.

Telescope Innovations Corp. has signed a Distribution Agreement with METTLER TOLEDO for its online chemistry sampling and analysis product, the DirectInject-LC™, aiming to increase the availability of its technology offering. This collaboration will leverage METTLER TOLEDO's global reach and market leadership to deliver the game-changing technology to research and process development teams across the fine chemical manufacturing and pharmaceutical industries.

Telescope Innovations Corp. (TELIF) reports Q1 2024 financial results, with revenues of $1.50M and net income of $215,000, representing 300% growth over Q1 2023. The company attributes its strong performance to the momentum of its flagship product, DirectInject-LC, and the expansion of its technology and process development services with strategic partners in the pharmaceutical and chemical manufacturing sectors.

Telescope Innovations Corp. has filed a provisional patent application for a new technique to purify lithium carbonate, a critical mineral building block for lithium ion battery production. The new process produces battery-grade lithium carbonate in a single step, reducing the requirement for pre-processing of crude lithium brine feeds and refinement costs by up to 80%. The company aims to deploy its intellectual property through partnership and licensing models in the battery materials industry.

Telescope Innovations Corp. (CSE: TELI) (OTCQB: TELIF) reports financial results for the fiscal year ended August 31, 2023, with revenues of $2.82 M, representing a 375% increase over the previous fiscal year. The Company also experienced a net loss of $718,094 and total assets of $3,290,512. Telescope made significant strides in business development and investment in three strategic areas, including the launch of their Flagship product, DirectInjectTM-LC, which has been adopted by 13 of the top 20 pharmaceutical companies in the world. The Company also became the Provider-of-Choice for Self Driving Laboratories for major pharmaceutical manufacturers and invested in the development of intellectual property focused on high-value specialty materials. Telescope's COO, Jeffrey Sherman, expressed satisfaction with the adoption of their technology and aims to further grow strategic partnerships within the pharmaceutical and chemical manufacturing sector.

Telescope Innovations Corp. (CSE: TELI) (OTCQB: TELIF) has filed a provisional patent application for the production of lithium sulfide, a key precursor for next-generation solid-state batteries. The company's work with Standard Lithium Ltd. has led to the invention of a low-temperature method for generating lithium sulfide from brine-sourced lithium chemicals, potentially reducing production costs and enabling widespread deployment of solid-state batteries. Telescope's R&D technology, combining robotic automation, artificial intelligence, and online analytical platforms, has accelerated the discovery process and expanded the company's IP portfolio, positioning it among the 2% of Canadian SMEs to hold patents.