Impossible Materials provides businesses with plant-based formulation ingredients to enable them more safe and sustainable product formulations and working towards a circular economy. Our first product is a cellulose white pigment. The current market leader, titanium dioxide, has recently been classified as carcinogenic and is being banned across Europe in the food sector threatening all health-sensitive industries. We initially sell to food, pharma and cosmetic sectors. Our USPs will especially serve as an enabler for plant-based foods and diary products. Further extension potential lies in paint, coatings and inks. Additionally our process has the potential to save million tons CO2 emissions at scale.
Location: United Kingdom, England, London
Total raised: $6.05M
Investors 2
Date | Name | Website |
31.10.2022 | Venture Ki... | venturekic... |
- | EFI Lake G... | lakegeneva... |
Funding Rounds 2
Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
01.12.2023 | Grant | $2.29M | - |
05.04.2023 | - | $3.76M | - |
Mentions in press and media 8
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14.12.2023 | IMD reveals the 29 winners of the 2024 Startup Challenge | The annual IMD Startup Competition curates a list of promising Swiss ventures and selects those th... | startuptic... |
01.12.2023 | Impossible Materials secures CHF 2 Million grant to revoluti... | Impossible Materials secures CHF 2 Million grant to revolutionize industries with cellulose white pi... | venturelab... |
01.12.2023 | Impossible Materials secures CHF 2 Million grant to revoluti... | The Fribourg-based deep-tech startup Impossible Materials has announced the successful acquisition o... | venturekic... |
26.07.2023 | Ten cleantechs selected for a roadshow in Munich | In light of the energy crisis and the looming consequences of climate change, mitigating the envir... | startuptic... |
30.05.2023 | Impossible Materials wins CHF 150,000 to accelerate market e... | The recent EU-wide ban on titanium dioxide (TiO2) in food (E171), a common white pigment found in ... | startuptic... |
05.04.2023 | Impossible Materials raises CHF 3.4 million to develop titan... | The Fribourg-based startup Impossible Materials, a spin-out of the University of Cambridge and the U... | venturekic... |
03.09.2021 | Deeptech start-ups selected for Venture Day Zurich | Organised by Startup Invest, the Venture Days bring together deep-tech start-ups with angels, VC a... | startuptic... |
- | Impossible Materials | “Enabling sustainable products” | fastfounde... |