Greenman Technologies, Inc. (AMEX: GRN) Gets Inside Wall Street -- AXcess News columnist, Freddie Mooche, interviews CFO

Obscure tire recycling company moves from unknown penny stock to the American Stock Exchange while overcoming losses to rise to $19 million in sales and 6 cents per share in net earnings. Axcess Business News gets exclusive interview with CFO for its Inside Wall Street column.

CARSON CITY NEV. -- Nov 18, 2002 -- (Prweb.com) -- Greenman Technologies, Inc. (AMEX: GRN) a tire recycling company that recently listed on the American Stock Exchange, Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Chuck Coppa, gave an exclusive interview to Axcess Business News (http://www.theaxcess.net/) on their recent move to Amex, sighting the companys difficulties in growing the business and how they achieved such stellar results.

Financial news columnist, Ms. Freddie Mooche, featured Greenman Technologies CFO interview in her Inside Wall Street column today. If ever there was a textbook case of a company who came from obscurity as a struggling penny stock traded on the OTCBB and go from losses to 6 cents a share in net earnings, Greenman Technologies is it," said Ms Freddie Mooche.

Greenman Technologies, Inc. (AMEX: GRN) had announced results for the 9 months ending June 30 and began trading on the AMEX in September. Sales were reported of $19 million for the 9 months ending and net earnings per share of $0.06. That marked a 26% improvement for this tire recycling company. Sales for the quarter were $7 million and net earnings per share of $0.03. Axcess Business News spotted those announcements on earnings and GRNs recent AMEX listing, prompting the business news web site to interview Mr. Coppa, Greenman Technologies, Inc. CFO.

To view that interview, go to http://www.theaxcess.net/wallstreet.html

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