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CelluComp
New and dynamic material science company based in Scotland that is at the forefront of developing high-tech products from sustainable sources
About CelluComp
CelluComp, based in Scotland, focuses on the development and commercialization of sustainable materials derived from microfibrillated cellulose. This cellulose is sourced from the waste streams of root vegetables, offering an eco-friendly alternative to traditional materials. The company operates within the sustainable materials market, targeting industries seeking environmentally conscious solutions. CelluComp's business model revolves around transforming agricultural waste into valuable products, thereby generating revenue through the sale of these sustainable materials. The company serves clients in sectors such as packaging, construction, and textiles, where there is a growing demand for sustainable and biodegradable materials. By leveraging waste streams, CelluComp not only contributes to waste reduction but also provides cost-effective materials that meet the increasing regulatory and consumer demands for sustainability.
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- Founded
- 2006
- Headquarters
- Burntisland, United Kingdom
- Sector
- Chemicals
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Seed5 investors entered at this stage
Claridge
Discovery Investment Fund
Abundant Venture Partners
Scottish Enterprise Growth Investments
Sofinnova Partners
Series B and later1 investor entered at this stage
CapAgro
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