$4.5 Million Order For DualTech System Technology Sends Micro Cap Soaring

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Tuesday, February 18, 2025

With the PFA (forever chemicals) remediation market currently estimated at over $250 billion, any new technologies that can help in cleaning up our water supply will be a win for all citizens. But in today’s case, it also appears to be a win for some micro-cap investors.

Star8 Corp. (OTCPK: STRH), through its wholly-owned subsidiary TOMAHAWK Srl, announced this morning that the company has received an initial €4.5 million order, with a projected target of over €45 million over the next 7 years which will see TOMAHAWK SRL, implement the design, R&D, and manufacture of the G-COLLIDER system for WHARPS TECHNOLOGIES MALTA LTD.

The G-COLLIDER system is a technology capable of the destruction of PFAS contaminants in water. PFA contamination, have been used extensively since the 1940s. They are highly resistant synthetic chemicals valued for their non-stick, heat-resistant, and water-repellent properties.

However, their persistence in the environment and human body has been linked to cancer, liver damage, metabolic disorders, and immune system disruption.

Traditional water treatment methods (carbon filtration, ion exchange resins, reverse osmosis) do not eliminate PFAS; instead, they transfer the contamination into solid waste, creating additional disposal issues and increasing costs.

The G-COLLIDER system was designed to overcome these limitations by completely destroying PFAS molecules at a molecular level, without generating secondary waste.

News of this type was music to the ears of STRH investors, as they bumped the value of shares by 41.58% to $0.0269 in late-morning trading as the stock tries to re-visit its 52-week highs, last hit earlier this month.

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