Fermentalg has raised US$51 million
July 2013 — Fermentalg has raised US$51 million. US$16 million were raised from its existing shareholders, Demeter, Emertec, and ACE, and US$35 million from news investors, equity funds BPI France, IRDI, Viveris, and Sofiprotéol.
Fermentalg engages in the R&D and production of microalgae by heterotrophic pathway for health, algofuel and aquaculture.
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