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President's Note:
Dear
shareholders,
Just to be clear...as stated in our
recent press release the audit is the first necessary step to
get Tirex back in current reporting status. Also stated was that
our new partner, Green Recycling Solutions
International (GRSI) is
committed
to finance the restoration of it. This obviously has to get
completed before a
multimillion dollar
commitment for a TCS system(s)
manufacturing purchase agreement is entered into.
Finally,
GRSI,
is
capable
and
committed
to commercializing our technology.
Stay with us....the best is yet to come!
Most sincerely,
John
Click Here for April 25, 2013 Press Release
Tirex has developed and owns the technology that is a U.S. patented,
semi-cryogenic tire recycling process, known as the TCS System. It
is environmentally friendly, economically viable (even without
tipping fees), and reduces scrap tires into -5 to –30 mesh (or
finer) clean crumb rubber with a uniquely smooth morphology and
saleable, intact steel wire and fiber. Tirex’s proprietary process,
that doesn’t use liquid nitrogen, freezes the rubber and then passes
it through it’s patented “fracturing mill” which “breaks” the rubber
apart, instead of cutting it, exposing the whole strands of steel
and fiber, and leaving a value added crumb rubber that is best
suited for extrusion molding recycled rubber products and higher end
performance surfaces.
Tirex’s full scale
TCS prototype was accredited in 2001 by Recycle Quebec in Montreal.
Tirex management welcomes all governments, companies and
investors interested in our business of bringing to market what we
believe is the most economically viable and environmentally friendly
tire recycling process in the industry.
Safe Harbor Statement:
Certain
statements made in this release may contain language describing the
plans, goals, strategies, intentions, forecasts and expectations of
The Tirex Corporation that may be referred to as "forward-looking
statements." Several important factors could cause actual results to
differ materially from those in such forward-looking statements, and
Tirex could encounter unanticipated obstacles and delays in
developing products, service offerings and markets. |
