EnWave Expands Its Product Range Through New Agreement
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — EnWave Corporation (TSX-V:ENW | FSE:E4U) is making significant strides in expanding its product offerings and operational capabilities. Recently, the company officially announced a new amendment to its existing royalty-bearing license agreement with Procescir S.A. de C.V. This update is set to enhance the collaboration between the two entities and open up various commercial opportunities, thus strengthening both companies in their markets.
Bolstering Operations with the License Amendment
The newly signed amendment allows Procescir to incorporate several additional fruit and vegetable products into their license. This strategic move not only addresses current market demands but also sets the stage for Procescir to explore new projects in the future, ensuring they remain competitive and innovative in the food sector.
In July 2025, EnWave plans to deliver a 120kW Radiant Energy Vacuum (REV™) machine to Procescir's facility. This state-of-the-art machine will facilitate the immediate production of fruit snack products, further catering to a well-known American snack brand. The adoption of such equipment signifies a commitment to quality and efficiency in food processing.
Investment in Auxiliary Equipment
In addition to the license amendment, Procescir has also entered into an Equipment Purchase Agreement (EPA) for auxiliary support equipment related specifically to the infeed and outfeed of the new REV™ machine. The financial aspect of this agreement totals approximately CA$170,000, demonstrating Procescir's investment in fortifying its operational framework.
Understanding Procescir: A Commitment to Quality
Procescir, established in 1960, is a vertically integrated agro-industrial company based in Northwest Mexico. Over the years, they have solidified their reputation in the food industry by adhering to the highest standards in quality and food safety. With a focus on frozen vegetables since 2022, their operations at the new processing plant in Hermosillo, Sonora, have positioned them well within the competitive landscape.
This company’s dedication to delivering superior products is evident in its processes, which comply with rigorous quality standards. Through strategic partnerships and advancements in technology, Procescir continues to thrive as a leader in the agro-industrial sector.
About EnWave's Technology
EnWave Corporation has carved out its niche as a global leader in vacuum microwave dehydration technology. Operated from its headquarters in Delta, BC, the firm's innovative Radiant Energy Vacuum (REV™) technology has revolutionized drying solutions across various sectors, including food, pharmaceuticals, and cannabis. Their technology shows impressive efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and product quality—far exceeding that of traditional methods.
Today, EnWave collaborates with over fifty partners across twenty-four countries. These partnerships are a testament to the effectiveness of EnWave's technology, enabling producers to create unique snack products while enhancing the quality of their existing offerings. The ability to maintain optimal moisture levels rapidly and improve the sensory attributes of products is reshaping the food industry.
Contact Information for EnWave
For any inquiries related to EnWave’s operations or partnerships, you can reach out to:
Brent Charleton, CFA
President and CEO
Contact: +1 (778) 378-9616
Email: bcharleton@enwave.net
Dylan Murray, CPA, CA
CFO
Contact: +1 (778) 870-0729
Email: dmurray@enwave.net
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the significance of the license amendment between EnWave and Procescir?
The license amendment allows Procescir to expand its product offerings by adding new fruit and vegetable products, paving the way for future growth and commercial opportunities.
How does the REV™ technology benefit food producers?
REV™ technology allows food producers to dry products faster and economically while improving taste, texture, and nutritional value, making it a superior alternative to traditional drying methods.
What was the total investment in auxiliary equipment?
Procescir's Equipment Purchase Agreement (EPA) for the necessary auxiliary equipment totaled approximately CA$170,000.
Where is Procescir located?
Procescir operates from Northwest Mexico, where it has been engaged in agro-industrial activities since 1960.
Who can I contact for more information regarding EnWave?
You can reach Brent Charleton, President and CEO, or Dylan Murray, CFO, for further inquiries through their provided email addresses and phone numbers.
