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D1 Oils plc is an alternative energy crop company. We are pioneering the development of Jatropha curcas, a robust, tropical oilseed bearing tree, into a new sustainable energy crop that has the potential to replace food crops as a source of biodiesel. Jatropha is a hardy crop that is able to grow on a wide range of soils, including soils which are sub-optimal for arable agriculture. Its grain is crushed to produce inedible oil for biodiesel and meal that has the potential to be processed into a high-value, protein source for animal feed. We have an established plant science and planting programme for Jatropha, and we provide commercial technology and services to the emerging Jatropha sector, including the breeding and selection of Jatropha seeds and seedlings, the development of planting practices and husbandry methods, and the harvesting and processing of Jatropha oil and meal.

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Chief Executive steps down – 27/08/10
The Board of D1 Oils plc ("the Board") announces that Ben Good, Chief Executive and Finance Director, is stepping down from the Board with immediate effect and will leave the Company after a period in which he will assist with handover issues. His de…
Offer talks terminated – 17/08/10
Possible Offer for D1 Oils plc ("D1") - Offer talks terminated On 25 May 2010 the board of Mission NewEnergy Limited ("Mission") announced that it had approached the board of D1 about the possibility of making an offer for the entire issued and to…
Board Change – 04/08/10
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 4 August 2010 D1 Oils plc (the "Company") Board Change The Company announces that Nicholas Ward, a non-executive director of the Company, has decided to resign with immediate effect. The Company thanks Nicholas for …
Result of Annual General Meeting – 23/07/10
D1 Oils plc ("D1" or "the Company") today held its Annual General Meeting. The meeting transacted the following business and all the resolutions put to the meeting and voted upon were passed. Ordinary Business: 1. Ordinary resolution - th…