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Our foliar spray and seed treatment products use chemical biostimulants to stimulate and manage a plant’s natural responses to stress factors and build its resilience. This boost helps the plant to flourish in good conditions but also when faced with increasingly common stresses such as heat, salinity, drought and the application of other chemicals. Our specialist nutrition products deliver high quality, effective and low waste formulations.
Our head office and primary research facility are at the Rothamsted Centre for Research and Enterprise (RoCRE) in Harpenden, UK.
Plant Impact is part of Croda International Plc. Croda create, make and sell innovative, sustainable high performance speciality chemicals that are relied on by industries and consumers everywhere.
Our head office and primary research facility are at the Rothamsted Centre for Research and Enterprise (RoCRE) in Harpenden, UK.
Plant Impact is part of Croda International Plc. Croda create, make and sell innovative, sustainable high performance speciality chemicals that are relied on by industries and consumers everywhere.
Overview
Location
United Kingdom
Employees
11-50
Total raised
$5M
Founded date
2006
Funding Rounds 1
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Mentions in press and media 4
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| Dec 5, 2017 | Asilomar Bio Raises $12m Series B for Chemical Yield Enhancer | Asilomar Bio, a San Francisco-based maker of chemical crop inputs has raised a $12.25 million Series B Round to bring it’s first chemical yield enhancement product to market. This announcement comes on the heels of a licensing agreement wit... |
| Aug 23, 2017 | Plant Impact Raises $5m on LSE to Launch New Chemical Crop Enhancers | Chemical crop enhancement maker Plant Impact (PIM) has raised $5.1 million of equity financing on the London Stock Exchange. The company initially listed in 2006. Plant Impact, based at the Rothamsted Centre for Research and Enterprise in t... |
| Feb 19, 2016 | The Changing Landscape of Biostimulants in Ag | Editor’s Note: John Brubaker is CEO of Plant Impact, a crop enhancement research and product development company based at the Rothamsted Centre for Research and Enterprise in the UK. This week the company established a US office for the fir... |
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FAQ about Plant Impact
When was Plant Impact founded?
Plant Impact was founded in 2006.
How much funding has Plant Impact raised?
Plant Impact has raised $5M in total across 1 funding round.
What has the press written about Plant Impact?
Parsers VC has collected 4 articles mentioning Plant Impact, among them “Asilomar Bio Raises $12m Series B for Chemical Yield Enhancer” (Dec 5, 2017) and “Plant Impact Raises $5m on LSE to Launch New Chemical Crop Enhancers” (Aug 23, 2017).
Is Plant Impact still active?
Yes, Plant Impact is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Mar 30, 2018.