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CO2llect: Revolutionising Carbon Capturing Fertilisers

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GreenTech & Energy
CO2llect: Revolutionising Carbon Capturing Fertilisers

❓ Business Model

  • They develop fertilisers that remove emissions while boosting crop yield and enhancing the soil quality.
  • Fertiliser sales and carbon credits

📈 Traction

  • Backed by the government of Thailand
  • Recognised by over 120 entities internationally
  • Secured lab facilities by Imperial College London
  • Several LOIs, MOUs & Pilots secured
  • Grants secured
  • 7-figure valuation, as indicated by an acquisition offer

🌱Founding Team

  • Pawat Anekritmongkol (CEO)
    - Has previously exited a startup
    - Established network within governments across Southeast Asia
  • Anna Xia(CTO)
    - First-class chemist from Imperial College London, with experience in organic synthesis
    - Selected as top 25 Women in Entrepreneurship by Imperial Enterprise (Financial Times Europe's leading startup hub)

CO2llect: Revolutionising Carbon Capturing Fertilisers

📖 Story

CO2llect's mission is to create a world where agriculture can feed the planet without harming it. As the second-largest contributor to global emissions, agriculture is heavily reliant on conventional fertilizers that degrade both the air and soil over time. CO2llect’s founders—scientists united by a vision that farming shouldn’t have to choose between sustainability and short-term productivity.

They spoke with hundreds of agricultural providers across seven countries, leading to the development of an innovative solution: a CO2-absorbing fertilizer.

👀 Reasons to watch

  • De-risked the investment by successfully securing a conditional exit acquisition agreement (details TBA after NDA).
  • Secured distribution channels backed by several South-East Asian countries
  • In contact with an IP lawyer, and their technology has been confirmed to be novel and patentable.
  • The team consists of four core team members with experience in startup exit, soil microbiology, and chemistry alongside 20 part-time scientists & an advisory board facilitated by governments across Asia.

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