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Epoch Biodesign is a synthetic biology company that engineers enzymes to break down plastic waste into virgin-grade feedstocks at low energy and ambient conditions. The company serves fashion, automotive, and industrial companies seeking to meet circularity targets through scalable plastic recycling solutions.
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4 people who came through Extantia went on to found or lead other companies.
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- What does Extantia do?
- Epoch Biodesign is a synthetic biology company that engineers enzymes to break down plastic waste into virgin-grade feedstocks at low energy and ambient conditions. The company serves fashion, automotive, and industrial companies seeking to meet circularity targets through scalable plastic recycling solutions.
- Who founded Extantia?
- Extantia was founded by Jen Keane, Ben Reeve, Jacob Nathan.
- Who are Extantia's investors?
- Extantia's investors include Clean Energy Ventures, KfW Capital.
- Where is Extantia headquartered?
- Extantia is headquartered in London, GB.