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Inhibit Coatings
Wellington, NZ · 13 employees on LinkedIn · 7 known investors
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Inhibit Coatings develops antimicrobial coatings and additives that use silver permanently bound to polymer resin to inhibit bacterial growth without leaching. Its products target hygiene needs in healthcare, food processing, and public spaces, with availability in Australia and New Zealand.
Founders & leadership
DT
Dr TateCo-creator of the technology
PJ
Prof. JohnstonCo-creator of the technology
Investors · 7
Booster Innovation Fundlisted by Booster Innovation FundWellington
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Enterprise Angelslisted by Enterprise AngelsTauranga
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Inhibit Coatings do?
- Inhibit Coatings develops antimicrobial coatings and additives that use silver permanently bound to polymer resin to inhibit bacterial growth without leaching. Its products target hygiene needs in healthcare, food processing, and public spaces, with availability in Australia and New Zealand.
- Who founded Inhibit Coatings?
- Inhibit Coatings was founded by Dr Tate, Prof. Johnston.
- Who are Inhibit Coatings's investors?
- Inhibit Coatings's investors include Angel HQ, Arc Angels, Booster Innovation Fund, Enterprise Angels, Icehouse Ventures, Matū, NZ Growth Capital Partners.
- Where is Inhibit Coatings headquartered?
- Inhibit Coatings is headquartered in Wellington, NZ.