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CaSilTech

Wellington, NZ · 1 known investors

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CaSil Technology develops proprietary materials with a smart-release fertiliser for agriculture that matches nutrient availability to plant demand, and also produces metal recovery solutions from industrial and mining waste streams. The CaSil material platform serves applications spanning agriculture, environmental remediation, tire manufacturing, moisture control, and thermal insulation.

Founders & leadership

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Professor James JohnstonCo-founder, Inventor of CaSil technology
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Dr Thomas Borrmann
DMDr Michael Schweig
Dr Michael Schweig
DHDr H Putri Fraser
Dr H Putri Fraser
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James (Jim) JohnstonFounder
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Michael SchweigFounder

Board

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Sir Neville Jordan

Investors · 1

Frequently asked questions

What does CaSilTech do?
CaSil Technology develops proprietary materials with a smart-release fertiliser for agriculture that matches nutrient availability to plant demand, and also produces metal recovery solutions from industrial and mining waste streams. The CaSil material platform serves applications spanning agriculture, environmental remediation, tire manufacturing, moisture control, and thermal insulation.
Who founded CaSilTech?
CaSilTech was founded by Professor James Johnston, Dr Thomas Borrmann, Dr Michael Schweig, Dr H Putri Fraser, James (Jim) Johnston, Michael Schweig.
Who are CaSilTech's investors?
CaSilTech's investors include Creative HQ — The Incubator.
Where is CaSilTech headquartered?
CaSilTech is headquartered in Wellington, NZ.