VVC Unveils New Look That Reflects Significant Growth
Jul 06, 2022

Brand Emphasizes Company’s Focus on “Resources for Tomorrow” and Expansion into Helium, Carbon Capture

VVC Exploration Corporation ("VVC" or the "Company") (TSX-V:VVC) is pleased to announce that it has rebranded its logo, messaging, and website to better illustrate the depth of the organization’s current business operations, and will be using a new trade name "VVC Resources" going forward.


"We think the updated brand represents where the Company is going, while keeping true to the expertise and work ethic that has gotten us to where we are today" said Jim Culver, VVC President and CEO. "I am proud of the team for their thoughtful work and see this as another step in our continued evolution and growth.”


Key Takeaway: The Company will now be known as VVC Resources for marketing and communication purposes but will maintain its legal name and stock symbol.


About VVC Resources

VVC Resources ("VVC") engages in the exploration, development, and management of natural resources - specializing in scarce and increasingly valuable materials needed to meet the growing, high-tech demands of industries such as manufacturing, technology, medicine, space travel, and the expanding green economy.


Our portfolio includes a diverse set of multi-asset, high-growth projects:

  • Helium & Other Industrial Gas production in western U.S.
  • Copper & Associated Metals operations in northern Mexico.
  • Carbon Capture and strategic investments in the energy transition sector.


VVC Resources is a Canada-based, publicly-traded company on the TSXV (TSX-V:VVC). To learn more, visit our website at: vvcresources.com.



Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.


07 May, 2024
The production of lithium (Li) and nickel (Ni), two key raw materials for batteries, can produce vastly different emissions profiles. This graphic from Wood Mackenzie shows how nickel and lithium mining can significantly impact the environment, depending on the processes used for extraction.
03 May, 2024
As part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda, the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM) today announced up to $500 million available for projects that will help expand carbon dioxide (CO2) transportation infrastructure to help reduce CO2 emissions across the United States. Meeting the Biden-Harris Administration’s goal of a net-zero emissions economy by mid-century will require accelerating the responsible development and deployment of technology to capture CO2 emissions from industrial operations and power generation and to remove CO2 directly from the atmosphere. These efforts must be supported by a safe and reliable system that can transport the captured CO2, either for permanent geologic storage or for conversion to useful, durable products.
Show More >
Share by: