The Power Play by The Market Herald Releases New Interview With 1933 Industries and Talon Metals

The Power Play by The Market Herald has announced the release of new interviews with 1933 Industries and Talon Metals on their latest news

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1933 Industries (CSE:TGIF) reports Q2 2022 financial results

1933 Industries (TGIF) has announced financial results for the three and six months ended January 31, 2022. Revenues in Q2 improved by 23 percent over Q1 2022, operating expenses were reduced by 65 percent, and net loss decreased by 87 percent compared to fiscal 2021. CEO Paul Rosan sat down with Shoran Devi to highlight the results.

For the full interview with Paul Rosen and to learn more about 1933 Industries' news, click here.

Talon Metals (TSX:TLO) commends President Biden for designating nickel & battery materials for Defense Production Act support

Talon Metals (TLO) reports that battery materials have been added to the support available under the Defense Production Act (DPA) Title III program. Nickel and the other battery materials join rare earths as the only critical minerals eligible for DPA Title III support reducing U.S. dependence on Russia and China. The DPA Title III program provides authority for the Administration to use a variety of tools to support domestic production. Talon's Head of Climate Strategy Todd Malan sat down with Shoran Devi to discuss the news.

For the full interview with Todd Malan and to learn more about Talon Metals' news, click here.

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