Solugen, founded in 2016, developed a carbon-negative molecule factory, the “Bioforge”, which replaces petroleum-based products with plant-derived substitutes. The Bioforge is the first manufacturing plant in Houston, TX permitted without wastewater discharge or air emissions, and powered by renewable wind energy.
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Is Solugen a public company?
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What is Solugen’s stock price?
Solugen is a private company, meaning it does’t have a publicly traded stock price. However, as of 11/20/2024 the Solugen Forge Price is $17.29 per share. The Forge Price is a derived price calculated for private companies like Solugen to provide insights into their current valuation. Learn more about Forge Price.
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Solugen, a climate tech company, broke ground on a new 500,000 square foot chemical plant in Marshall that will produce sustainable chemicals from corn sugar. The plant is a partnership with ADM and aims to replace fossil fuel-based chemicals.
Solugen broke ground on a new 500,000 square foot biomanufacturing facility in Marshall, Minnesota in partnership with ADM. The facility will produce sustainable organic acids using ADM's dextrose, creating over 50 jobs. Solugen received financial incentives from Minnesota for the $760,000 project expected to be completed in 2025.
Solugen raised $200 million in mid-October, the company told Bloomberg last week. The chemical company and darling of the Texas startup industry has raised $635.2 million to date, according to Crunchbase data.
The company makes chemicals from custom enzymes and renewable feedstock. It uses dextrose, a simple sugar, and in the future it aims to convert carbon into useful products like building materials and formaldehyde-free resins.
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