Solugen Stock

solugentech.comIndustrial / MaterialsFounded: 2016Funding to Date: $630.57MM

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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Team

Management Team

Sean Hunt Ph.D
Co-Founder, Chief Technology Officer & Board Member
Gaurab Chakrabarti Ph.D
Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer & Board Member
Xiangyu Liu
Chief Financial Officer
Travis Thibodeaux
Chief Operating Officer
Scott Robertson
Chief Commercial Officer

Board Members

Brian Singerman
Founders Fund
Seth Bannon
Fifty Years
Zal Bilimoria
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News Highlights

Solugen Raises $200M As Clean Energy Basks In Funding Spree
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.
Solugen raises $357M to make chemicals from sugar, not petroleum
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.
Updated on: Sep 21, 2023