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Leaf Resources Investor Presentation August 2016
- Published August 09, 2016 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
8th August 2016, ASX Announcement
Company Overview: Leaf Resource sis a green chemical company that uses plant waste/biomass to create industrial chemicals to replace petrochemicals in manufacturing.
- Leaf’s Glycell™ process converts plant biomass into industrial sugars (a key component used to create green/sustainable chemicals)
- Large cost advantage over other processes that create industrial sugars
- Glycell™ is well-suited for a low-carbon world as it is sustainable, carbon friendly and cuts carbon emissions
The Problem: The world is actively shifting from petroleum based products
- The high cost and environmental impact of burning finite resources has seen industry moving from the ‘black economy’ to the green economy.
- Manufacturers are moving away from petrochem due to environmental concerns.
- However, fossil-based petrochemicals are indispensable in our current society.
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