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General Enterprise’s (OTC: GEVI) Mighty Fire Breaker Expands in Canada

General Enterprise’s (OTC: GEVI) Mighty Fire Breaker Expands in Canada

General Enterprise Ventures Inc. (OTC: GEVI) has recently garnered attention thanks to the accomplishments of its subsidiary, Mighty Fire Breaker LLC (MFB). MFB's successful development of a fire-retardant solution has greatly enhanced the company's reputation. On April 2, it was disclosed that MFB's Value Add Wildfire Risk Reduction Team has been in talks with Vancouver-based SkyScout AI Innovations for several months and has now formed an official partnership to launch its fire-retardant product, CitroTech, in Canada.

General Enterprise Venture Inc.'s (OTC: GEVI) stock has surged by 286% in the last year and continues to trade above its 20-day, 50-day, and 200-day moving averages (DMA), showing multiple bullish signals. The stock is presently consolidating, setting the stage for a potential reversal towards an upward trend that may test its 52-week high of $1.20 per share soon. Monitoring this stock closely and considering action during the reversal is recommended. 

Canada presents a significant market opportunity for the company, especially considering the critical demand for eco-friendly fire retardants. Moreover, this strategic move could bolster MFB's market penetration and lead to increased revenue growth. Notably, SkyScout AI Innovations Inc. is a vertically integrated technology platform provider utilizing drones and satellites for early fire detection. 

In essence, this presents a novel approach to detect and combat wildfires, offering potential advancements in firefighting capabilities. MFB expressed enthusiasm about contributing to these advanced firefighting methods, which not only enhance firefighting effectiveness but also improve safety for frontline responders. The 2023 wildfire season in Canada was unprecedented in its severity. 

According to statistics from the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Center (CIFFC), wildfires consumed a vast area of 45 million acres through over 6,600 incidents. This number is over six times higher than a decade ago. Therefore, it's evident that Canada may urgently require a solution like CitroTech from MFB.

 

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