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Clear Blue Technologies, which provides smart off-grid power, technology, and services, has listed on Frankfurt Stock Exchange

The clean tech company commenced trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (“FRA”) at the open of the market on 13 November 2018 under the symbol 0YA (WKN: A2JRJ2 / ISIN: CA18453C1077).

Miriam Tuerk, co-founder and CEO of Clear Blue, said, "We’re proud to introduce Clear Blue to European investors at a time when our global presence is rapidly expanding.”

“The investor and customer interest in Clear Blue in Europe is quite strong. Europe is a renewable energy leader and is also strongly focused on emerging Middle East and African markets, a strong market for Clear Blue,” Tuerk added.

“Because European investors understand the strong value of our patented smart off-grid technology, management believes that the listing will generate additional demand and interest in the company and its products. With our strong results year to date and our collaboration with the Telecom Infra Project, co-founded by Facebook, European customers such as Telefónica and IDSUD Energies are already driving further demand for our products and services,” she concluded.

The company is already listed on the TSX Venture Exchange (the "TSXV"), Canada’s premium exchange for technology companies, under the symbol “CBLU”.

The company will maintain its primary listing, and its TSXV announcements will now be disseminated to the European investor community via the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

Clear Blue Technologies has 35,063,306 shares outstanding.

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