California Nanotechnologies Corp.

California Nanotechnologies Corp. engages in the research, development, and production of nano-structured components and materials. The company provides spark plasma sintering (SPS); cryogenic milling; SPS/fast tooling; wire electrical discharge machining; planetary milling and particle size analysis; hot pressing tooling fabrication and design; tensile, compression, and hardness testing; planetary ball milling; V-blending/ tumble milling; particle size analysis through laser diffraction; and metals and metallic alloys machining services. It also offers SPS starter accessory kits, SPS graphite tooling, spark plasma sintering machines, tungsten carbide tooling, SPS graphite crucibles, carbon graphite foil/paper, carbon felt, and yarn and quartz glass windows. It serves microchip fabrication, aerospace, sports and recreation, defense, automotive, medical, and the oil and gas industries. The company is headquartered in Cerritos, California.

California Nanotechnologies Corp. trades as CANOF on OTC. The company is classified in Basic Materials / Chemicals - Specialty and reports in USD.

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Latest available fiscal data shows $6.22M of revenue and -$158,333 of net income.

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California Nanotechnologies Corp. can be compared against peers such as Autris, Chibougamau Independent Mines Inc., Directa Plus Plc, Fox River Resources Corporation, Gold Basin Resources Corporation, Lithium Corporation.

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Current signals to investigate include market capitalization of $8.63M, beta of 1.15, and return on equity of -6.8%.

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Company website: https://www.calnanocorp.com

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