Solazyme, Inc.
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Solazyme, Inc.

http://www.solazyme.com/
Last activity: 25.11.2019
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Solazyme, Inc. (acquired by TerraVia) is a renewable oil and bioproducts company that uses algae to transform a range of low-cost plant-based sugars into high-value tailored oils. Solazyme's renewable products can replace or enhance oils derived from the world's three existing sources - petroleum, plants and animal fats. Under TerraVia, the company is focused on food, nutrition, and specialty ingredients.
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Location: United States, California, South San Francisco
Employees: 201-500
Total raised: $52M

Investors 3

Funding Rounds 1

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
09.08.2010Series D$52M-

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25.11.2019Booming, blooming micro-algaeHundreds of thousands of species of micro-algae float through the world’s waterways. Just a fraction have been categorised or studied. It leaves an imaginarium of possibilities to explore. For decades, the hottest and most tantalising possi...
16.02.2017A Guide to Seafood & Aquaculture Technology: Startups Raise $193m in 2016 but More Innovation NeededStartups in seafood and aquaculture technology raised $193 million in 2016, a 271% increase on the $52 million raised across both 2014 and 2015, according to AgFunder research. Investment in seafood-related startups grew in 2016 as investor...
10.08.2016Powerplant Ventures Raises Largest Animal-Free Food Fund to-date with $42m ClosePowerplant Ventures has closed a $42 million fund aimed at funding plant-centric companies. The fund’s goal is to leverage technologies that tap into plants’ benefits and various applications to support what it describes as the “next wave o...
07.11.2014First wave of products containing Solazyme's microalgae-based food ingredients hits shelvesSan Francisco-based microalgae specialist Solazyme ​​- which posted a net loss of $39.7m on revenues up 66% to $17.6m in the third quarter - saw its shares plummet this week after admitting that progress at its new oils and lubricants facil...
13.06.2011D.O.E. Grants $83 Million To Biofuels Startups (Not One Of Them In Silicon Valley)Maybe it’s just a biofuels thing this year, but it seems like the feds are giving cleantech grant money to companies and institutions that are based anywhere but in the nation’s capital of venture capital. The U.S. Secretary of Energy Steve...
04.05.2011Braemar Energy Launches $300 Million FundShare Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints Braemar Energy Ventures, which has offices in New York and Boston, plans to raise $300 million for a new fund, according to an SEC filing. Braemar focuses on energy technology...
19.03.2011Solazyme to Go Public through $100M IPOOn March 11, 2011, Solazyme, Inc., a San Francisco, CA-based developer and supplier of algal oil and bioproducts for the fuels and chemicals, nutrition, and skin and personal care markets, filed an S-1 registration statement to go public th...
07.10.2010In wake of Amyris IPO, projected winners and losers in biofuelsBiofuels company Amyris had its IPO last week, and the results were considered a decent exit for some of its investors (mostly its early-stage ones). But don’t expect that to have any effect on fellow biomaterials IPO hopefuls Gevo and Petr...
11.09.2010Solazyme Adds Richard Branson as Investor in Series D FinancingSolazyme, Inc., a South San Francisco, CA-based biotechnology company producing renewable oil and bioproducts from microalgae, has added Sir Richard Branson as an investor in its Series D financing. Sir Branson, who has invested in Solazyme...
26.08.2010Solazyme Receives Strategic Investment from Bunge in Series D FinancingSolazyme, Inc., a South San Francisco, CA-based industrial biotechnology company producing renewable oil and bioproducts from microalgae, announced that Bunge Limited (NYSE:BG), a global agribusiness and food company, has joined its Series ...
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