Scorpex, Inc. (SRPX)

[protostars]

Top of the line waste disposal. Take a look at the IET website: http://www.ietinc.net/Home.htm

[mwest]

Very nice website to review protostars the process is truly one that has the environment in mind the whole way.

[stockseeker30]

Really about time that this problem is able to find real solution and from a company that make it their endeavor to care.

[armedical]

The website is very informative but could use a cosmetic lift, so to say. But I encourage anyone interested in this company to review the site.

[stockseeker30]

I can see your point armedical, and they could make it a lot easier and appealing to the eye to tour the site, but the message about the good they will do has never been stronger to see.

[protostars]

Note that on the Scorpex website (http://www.Scorpex.com) they display all the stock info. right on the front page.

[armedical]

They opened well today and hopefully we will finish well too. I must say I like this set up better. I’m huge on making things appealing to the eye and easy to access.

[QualityStocks]

Scorpex, Inc. (SPRX) Gets Green Light from Mexican Environmental Authority, Clearing Regulatory Hurdles

Scorpex wants one thing. And getting that “thing” takes some dirty work, so to speak. Scorpex’s goal is to own and operate a full-service waste disposal and recycling company in Mexico, and it intends to do so with adequate facilities and resources to dispose of all waste, including that of industrial, toxic and hazardous matter.

Establishing this operation takes more than sending a loaded dump truck into the Mexican desert. Mexico has stringent requirements on waste disposal, enforced by a division of the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources, the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (PROFEPA).

PROFEPA recently inspected Scorpex’s industrial waste facility outside Ensenada, Mexico, to ensure its compliance with environmental-related legislation, ultimately giving the company the go-ahead to obtain permits necessary for the company to operate its industrial waste facility.

“Over the past several years, Scorpex has overcome numerous hurdles in order to meet the stringent requirements of Mexico. This most recent approval gives the company a positive recommendation and the assurance that it has complied with and passed all required testing and studies as well as the requirements for the planned and presently completed property infrastructure, build outs and improvements,” Joseph Caywood, CEO of Scorpex stated in the press release.

For more information visit www.scorpex.com

[mwest]

This will be a very smart move for them to make Mexico is the perfect place for this to happen.

[stockseeker30]

Seems like the "dirty" work that Scorpex is prepared to do is going to bring out big money, never has "dirty" looked so good.

[protostars]

So all their ducks are in a row. Wonder what the startup schedule is. They said that there would be 10 hazardous waste storage facilities, with the first one already nearly complete. And they also still have the IET gasification plant to build.

[armedical]

It is still a work in progress and it is all a matter of doing things step by step to insure that all the t’s are crossed and I’s dotted.

[mwest]

A company could only wish for this type of workload to land into their laps.

[stockseeker30]

The sign of a strong company it's the ability to still be relevant even in hard times.

[protostars]

Would naturally assume that an economic slowdown would reduce the output of waste materials. The 2008 recession hit Mexico pretty hard, with its GDP contracting by more than 6%. However, thanks to recent business-minded administrations, their economy contains rapidly growing industrial and service sectors, with increasing private ownership. And Mexico is way down the line in terms of its national debt to GDP ratio (unlike the U.S.).

[QualityStocks]

Scorpex, Inc. (SRPX) Announces Submission of Urban Impact Study for State and City Permitting

Scorpex, Inc. today announced the submission of its Urban Impact Study as one of the final steps in obtaining state and city permitting for its receiving, storing, disposing, and recycling of waste, including toxic and hazardous waste, non-toxic and non-hazardous waste, and commercial waste.

The Urban Impact Study is vital to studying the effect the company’s operations will have on the environment, including wildlife, plants and the water supply. The company anticipates approval of its Urban Impact Study by the end of next week. In the press release, Scorpex affirmed its dedication to operating with the highest degree of environmental responsibility.

Joseph Caywood, CEO of Scorpex, Inc., stated, “Pending final approval, these permits will enable Scorpex open trucking routes to and from our facilities, thereby helping us get closer to our large trucking and shipping partners which will bring waste to our unique facility. We are ahead of schedule in complying with all necessary requirements from the federal, state and city permitting processes. I believe our Urban Impact Study will expedite our goal of getting our permits approved.”

[armedical]

They now can start to set up contracts and thus bring them closer to opening day.

[mwest]

By conducting this evaluation they are showing that they really respect the environment.

[stockseeker30]

Live to hear when a company is ahead of schedule on a something of this importance.

[protostars]

Standard procedure, and note that trucking partners are already lined up, just waiting for the governmental green light and final facility completion.