Locus Fermentation Solutions Announces $117 Million Financing
- Locus produces biological alternatives to chemicals that advance decarbonization and ESG goals
- Latest financing brings the company's total raise to
$250 million
Markel,
Founded in 2013, Locus FS transforms biologicals made from 100% renewable agricultural resources into alternatives to chemicals that advance ESG goals, with better performance and cost metrics. The cleaner, more sustainable biological ingredients improve profitability and decarbonize the agriculture, energy, mining, industrial, CPG and other sectors.
"The immediate need for solutions that reduce the global carbon footprint has never been more urgent; but production limitations, high costs and inconsistent performance have hindered implementation of biological alternatives," said
"The company's success has led to investments and agreements with a variety of other strategic partners, including Dow and Anew Climate. Support and funding from these partnerships is accelerating commercial adoption of the company's solutions," Lefkowitz said.
"Innovation is a critical ingredient for the growth economy, but intellectual property is its foundation," said Lewis Lee, CEO of Aon's Intellectual Property Solutions. "Aon is working with IP-rich companies like Locus Fermentation Solutions, particularly in the green tech space, to help leverage the potential value of their intangible assets to accelerate their ability to bring these important solutions to market."
Locus FS has become an international leader in biobased solutions that are non-GMO, palm-free and low-carbon. The company's biomanufacturing approach involves isolating and fermenting unique microorganisms and the biosurfactants that they produce.
The resulting biologicals are tailored for use across industries that are reliant on chemicals. They are designed to advance ESG goals including:
- Reducing greenhouse gas emissions
- Improving food security
- Accelerating clean-label product formulations
- Slowing palm deforestation
- Driving the clean energy transition
Locus FS is actively advancing 11 of the 17
Locus Fermentation Solutions (Locus FS) uses patented biomanufacturing technology to deliver biological alternatives to chemicals that accelerate the profitable meeting of decarbonization goals for clients. These solutions are tailored to address global ESG challenges—including climate change, food security, product sustainability, water contamination, oil and mineral demand, and more. Once field proven, the biobased ingredients are commercialized through industry-specific operating divisions.
Locus Fermentation Solutions' divisions include Locus Agriculture, which helps farmers grow more food and minimize greenhouse emissions; Locus Animal Nutrition, which reduces methane emissions while boosting productivity of livestock; Locus
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