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Viridi raises €2.6M to scale CO2-to-chemicals catalyst

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Viridi, a University of Southampton spinout, closed a €2.6M round led by Odyssey Ventures, with co-investment from Alphatron Impact Ventures and strategic backing from Thaioil's TOP Ventures. The company makes a catalyst that lets existing factory equipment use captured CO2 instead of fossil feedstocks; its first surfactants launched as Vireya in 2025. The funding will scale the technology and support expansion into Asia and the US.

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    Southampton's Viridi raises €2.6M to turn captured CO2 into chemical products

    Viridi, a University of Southampton spinout, closed a €2.6M round led by Odyssey Ventures with co-investment from Alphatron Impact Ventures and strategic backing from Thaioil's TOP Ventures. The company makes a catalyst that lets existing factory equipment swap fossil feedstocks for captured CO2, starting with surfactants launched as Vireya in 2025. The funding will scale the technology and support expansion into Asia and the US.

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