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July 19, 2010 - Volume 88, Number 29
- p. 18
- DOI: 10.1021/CEN070710102930
Business Concentrates
More Business Concentrates
- Evonik Considers Sale Of Carbon Black Unit
- Evonik Industries has reorganized its carbon black business...
- Tronox Files Plan Of Reorganization
- Titanium dioxide producer Tronox has filed a plan of reorganization in U.S. Bankruptcy Court...
- BP Will Acquire Verenium's Biofuels
- BP’s North American biofuels business has agreed to acquire Verenium’s cellulosic biofuels business for $98.3 million...
- Bayer Plans Research With European Centers
- Bayer MaterialScience has joined Holst Center, a Dutch R&D organization, to work in the field of flexible electronics ...
- Bioamber, DuPont Join For Succinic Acid
- Bioamber has licensed DuPont...
- Fuels Firm LanzaTech Raises $18 Million
- New Zealand-based cleantech firm LanzaTech has raised $18 million in its second round of financing...
- DA Nanomaterials Wins Patent Case
- A U.S. District Court jury has found that alumina- and silica-based chemical mechanical planarization...
- Jubilant Spins Off Nonpharma Business
- India’s Jubilant Organosys will split itself into two listed units on the Indian National Stock Exchange...
- U.K.'s MRC Signs Pact With Genentech
- Service Firm Evotec Acquires DeveloGen
- Evotec has agreed to acquire DeveloGen...
- Wellcome Trust Invests in Kymab
- Brain Acquires Stake In Enzymicals
- Industrial biotech firm Brain has acquired a minority stake in Enzymicals...
- Infinity Licenses Intellikine Compounds
- Infinity Pharmaceuticals will obtain development and commercialization rights to Intellikine...
- Business Roundup
- Ashland, Mitsubishi, Air Liquide, Hexion, Evonik, Vorbeck, Prosonix, Lonza, Pharmaceutical Research....
Topics Covered
New Zealand-based cleantech firm LanzaTech has raised $18 million in its second round of financing, led by China-focused venture capital firm Qiming Ventures. LanzaTech develops bacteria to convert industrial waste gases into fuels and chemicals. The firm raised the funds after agreeing with Chinese oil and gas company Baosteel to commercialize a process to make ethanol from steel-mill off-gases. It plans to have a precommercial plant operating in 2011. Other investors in the round included Softbank China Venture Capital and existing investors Khosla Ventures and New Zealand’s K1W1.
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