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Allonnia

Boston, US · 2 known investors

Allonnia applies industrial biology—screening microbes and engineered proteins that interact with metals—to recover copper, nickel, and rare earths from ore and mine waste streams like coal ash, tailings, and acid mine drainage. Its bolt-on systems (D-Solve and RE-Cover) attach to existing mine flowsheets for mining operators to increase metal grade and recovery.

BiotechCleantechNew Materials

Founders & leadership

NRNicole Richards
Nicole RichardsCEO
KSKent Sorenson
Kent SorensoninChief Technology Officer
C
ChuckinExecutive
P
PamelainHead of Human Resources
H
HughinFinancial Leadership
S
SiriinChief of Staff

Investors · 2

Bison Ventures✓ verifiedSeattle
Ferment StudioreportedSanta Monica

Frequently asked questions

What does Allonnia do?
Allonnia applies industrial biology—screening microbes and engineered proteins that interact with metals—to recover copper, nickel, and rare earths from ore and mine waste streams like coal ash, tailings, and acid mine drainage. Its bolt-on systems (D-Solve and RE-Cover) attach to existing mine flowsheets for mining operators to increase metal grade and recovery.
Who are Allonnia's investors?
Allonnia's investors include Bison Ventures, Ferment Studio.
Where is Allonnia headquartered?
Allonnia is headquartered in Boston, US.