CEO interviews for listed green investments, Saietta, Ferro-Alloy Resources, Biome Technologies, Jubilee Metals 

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Biome Technologies an encouraging start for its bioplastics division (VIDEO)
Jubilee Metals Group plc results on target, despite South African power situation (VIDEO)
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