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BioAmber Inc. BIOAQ

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BioAmber Inc is an industrial biotechnology company producing renewable chemicals. The company's proprietary technology platform combines industrial biotechnology and chemical catalysis to convert bio-based feedstocks into renewable chemicals that are cost-competitive replacements for petroleum-derived chemicals used in a wide variety of everyday products including plastics, resins, paints, food additives and personal care products. BioAmber produces bio-succinic acid at a facility in Sarnia, On


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Comment by Montrose9on Mar 19, 2018 11:15am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:newsEventually even the biggest idiots get something right. I guess thats kind of the inverse of saying even a blind squirrel finds the odd acorn. Lets hope this a case of something worthwhile being sold for peanuts and not a case of those who thought they were investing being squirrel bait Back in the previous century when I used to phone a broker to place orders what was it he used to call stocks like this? A value play?
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