CelluComp develops a material, Curran, from the nano-cellulose fibers extracted from the root vegetables. The material has features such as lightness, strength, shear-thinning viscosity, suspension properties, and stability irrespective of pH. It has a platelet structure. The material is used in multiple industrial products including paints, coatings, concrete, drilling fluids, cosmetics, personal care, and home care products. The company was founded in 2006 and headquartered in Burntisland, United Kingdom. It has raised $9.1M in series a funding, with backing from Sofinnova Partners, Scottish Investment Bank, Scottish Enterprise, Claridge Investment, and others. The company operates in the High Tech - Advanced Materials, Chemicals and Materials Tech - Advanced Materials, High Tech - Nanotechnology space. Manufacturer of nano-fibers for paint & coatings.
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CelluComp
Series ACelluComp develops a material, Curran, from the nano-cellulose fibers extracted from the root vegetables. The material has features such as lightness, strength, shear-thinning viscosity, suspension properties, and stability irrespective of pH. It has a platelet structure. The material is used in multiple industrial products including paints, coatings, concrete, drilling fluids, cosmetics, personal care, and home…
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Business model
Advanced Materials > Nanostructures > Ceramics > Nanofiber,
Nanotechnology > Nanostructures > Ceramics > Nanofiber
Institutional investors
Sofinnova PartnersScottish Investment BankScottish EnterpriseClaridge InvestmentDiscovery Investment FundCapagroAbundant Venture PartnersPlug and Play Tech CenterStepworth HoldingsSOBEK INVESTMENTS230778 OntarioMichael CraggEhud TelemBrad GreenwaldPatrick Rignell
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