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Energy Recovery Shakes Up Dead IPO Market
Jul 09, 2008 07:11 PM UTC

Sramana Mitra

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ERII		07/09/08	-44.20%	--

Via Long Investment Ideas from Seeking Alpha:

Energy Recovery Inc, the clean-tech shining star, went public last week nearly 15 years after setting up shop in 1993. It will trade under the ticker ERII.

ERII is the world’s leading manufacturer of energy recovery devices for water desalination. Their product, the PX 220, is one of the most economical ceramic pressure exchangers, a device that desalinates sea water using a technique called Sea Water Reverse Osmosis.

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Jeremy McDonald

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I love this stock..just hope I don't miss the boat.

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