Hillcrest Energy Technologies to Present at Best of the Uncovered Investor Conference; Provides Update on Recent Activities – Yahoo Finance
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Nov. 30, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Hillcrest Energy Technologies (CSE: HEAT) (OTCQB: HLRTF), a clean technology company developing transformative power conversion technologies and control system solutions for next-generation electrical systems, announces it will participate in Singular Research’s Best of the Uncovered investor conference in San Francisco on December 8, 2022. The company additionally provides a shareholder update on recent activities.
Hillcrest will present as part of the 17th annual Best of the Uncovered investor conference. The invitation-only event is hosted by Singular Research, who began covering the company earlier this year. The small-cap investor conference is focused on top-ranked emerging growth, undervalued, and undercovered companies that exemplify Singular’s research.
The Hillcrest presentation is scheduled for 12:15pm PDT. Investors can participate virtually by registering at this link: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7764863692067720718.
Update on recent Hillcrest activities
The Hillcrest team recently concluded a productive European trip:
Hillcrest CTO Ari Berger presented the Hillcrest ZVS inverter technology at the 2022 ELIV MarketPlace in Baden-Baden, Germany. Hillcrest presented to an invitation-only audience of engineers and executives in the German electric mobility space, many of whom are automotive manufacturers, Tier 1 suppliers and technology providers.
The time in Europe included multiple discussions with several potential partners, again including automotive manufacturers and Tier 1 suppliers. Hillcrest is focused on adding to its list of development partners and views Europe as an area of attractive business opportunities due to its leadership in electric mobility and decarbonization.
In addition, Hillcrest CEO Don Currie and Systematec GmbH Managing Director and Founder Harald Hengstenberger presented to investors over four days in Germany, Switzerland and Luxembourg. Hillcrest is building a wider global investor audience with exposure in Europe an immediate initiative.
About Hillcrest Energy Technologies
Hillcrest Energy Technologies is a clean technology company developing high-value, high-performance power conversion technologies and digital control systems for next-generation powertrains and grid-connected renewable energy systems. From concept to commercialization, Hillcrest is investing in the development of energy solutions that will power a more sustainable and electrified future. Hillcrest is publicly traded on the CSE under the symbol “HEAT,” on the OTCQB Venture Market as “HLRTF”. For more information, please visit: https://hillcrestenergy.tech/.
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