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Infinity Recycling

Venture capital

Rotterdam · Growth · 20 people tracked

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Investment thesis

Infinity Recycling focuses on the growing global plastic waste problem, noting that more than half of plastic waste streams cannot be mechanically recycled due to their chemical nature. The firm invests in advanced (chemical) recycling technologies that can process these non-recyclable streams, aiming to shift the plastics industry from a linear consumption model toward a sustainable circular economy. It creates markets for end-of-life waste streams by connecting participants across the plastics value chain, and is supported by an advisory board of executives from key segments of that value chain who provide market intelligence and strategic guidance to the firm and its portfolio companies.

Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.

Stage
Growth
HQ
Rotterdam, NL
Instruments
Equity
Last 12 months
2 investments
Tracked investments
13

Team · 20 people

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What they invest in

from 12 of 13 portfolio companies

Circular Economy ×12New Materials ×11Cleantech ×10Advanced Manufacturing ×3AI & Machine Learning ×2Climate Tech ×2Deep Tech ×1Impact & Social Good ×1

HQs:Netherlands×3United States×2Canada×1Switzerland×1Germany×1Spain×1

Investments · 13 tracked

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By year:2025 · 22024 · 13 dated

Alterra360alterra360.comin𝕏

Alterra develops technology to produce infinitely renewed plastics, enabling sustainable material solutions for global partners focused on environmental sustainability.

Circular EconomyCleantechNew MaterialsAkron, US

Alterraenergyalterraenergy.comin𝕏

Alterra operates a continuous plastic circularity process that converts hard-to-recycle plastics back into their original building blocks to produce new plastics and other products.

Circular EconomyCleantechNew MaterialsAkron, US

Aluchaalucha.comin

Alucha produces circular calcium carbonate, a sustainable filler material for paints, coatings, and pre-decoration products that reduces carbon footprint and primary resource consumption compared to conventional alternatives.

Circular EconomyCleantechClimate TechNew MaterialsBarcelona, ES

BioBTXbiobtx.com

BioBTX develops technology to produce sustainable BTX (benzene, toluene, xylene) chemicals from waste streams including plastics and biowaste, serving the chemical industry's transition to circular sustainability.

Circular EconomyCleantechClimate TechNew MaterialsDelfzijl, NL

Ton Vries(CEO/CTO)inCor Kamminga(CEO)

Co-investorsNV NOM

Clariterclariter.comin

Clariter transforms plastic waste into high-quality waxes, oils, and solvents as replacements for fossil-based petrochemicals, serving manufacturers across industrial and consumer applications.

Advanced ManufacturingCircular EconomyCleantechNew Materials

DePolydepoly.coin𝕏Nov 2025 · $13.8M

DePoly is a Swiss cleantech company developing chemical recycling processes to convert plastic waste back into virgin polymers.

Circular EconomyCleantechNew MaterialsSion, CH

Bardiya Valizadeh(Founder)inChristopher Ireland(Founder)in

Co-investorsBeiersdorf Innovation FundCrane Venture PartnersACE & CompanyAngel InvestBASF Venture Capital GmbHFounderful+1 more

Fairmatfairmat.techin𝕏Nov 2025

FAIRMAT uses proprietary recycling technology, robotics, software, and AI to turn carbon fiber waste into new advanced materials for industries including sports, mobility, energy, and aerospace.

Advanced ManufacturingAI & Machine LearningCircular EconomyDeep TechNew Materials

ALDRIC BOURGIER(Chief Innovation and Development Officer)ERIC BERTRAND(Chief Innovation Officer)

Co-investorsPictet GroupSingularTemasek

Ioniqaioniqa.comin𝕏Jan 2024

Ioniqa is a clean-tech company that converts PET plastic waste into virgin-grade raw materials using proprietary circular technology.

Circular EconomyCleantechNew MaterialsEindhoven, NL

Tonnis Hooghoudtin

Itero Techitero-tech.comin

Itero is a chemical recycling company that uses pyrolysis technology to convert difficult-to-recycle plastic waste into chemical feedstock for new circular plastic products.

Circular EconomyCleantechNew MaterialsLondon, GB

Simon Hansford(Chief Executive Officer)inGeoff Smith(Chief Technology Officer)in

Pryme Cleantechpryme-cleantech.comin

Pryme converts plastic waste into petrochemical products through proprietary pyrolysis technology at industrial scale.

Advanced ManufacturingCircular EconomyCleantechImpact & Social GoodNew MaterialsRotterdam, NL

Upsolvupsolv.cain

UpSolv develops a dissolution-and-purification recycling technology that turns contaminated thermoplastics (including polystyrene, HIPS, ABS, and polyolefins like PE, PP and PC) into custom purified recycled resins for industrial customers.

Circular EconomyCleantechNew Materials

Wesortwesort.aiin

WeSort.AI develops AI-powered robotic systems to make recycling more intelligent, safer, and sustainable.

AI & Machine LearningCircular EconomyRobotics

Johannes Laier(Founder)in

Co-investorsGGFGreen Generation Fund

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Frequently asked questions

How many investments has Infinity Recycling made?
Infinity Recycling has 13 tracked investments, including 2 dated in the last 24 months.
What stage does Infinity Recycling invest at?
Infinity Recycling invests at the Growth stage.
What sectors does Infinity Recycling focus on?
Infinity Recycling focuses on Advanced Manufacturing, AgTech, Circular Economy, Cleantech, Climate Tech, Impact & Social Good, New Materials.
Where is Infinity Recycling located?
Infinity Recycling is headquartered in Rotterdam, NL.
Who does Infinity Recycling co-invest with?
Infinity Recycling most often shares deals with Beiersdorf Innovation Fund, Crane Venture Partners, GGF, among 5 tracked co-investors.

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