UBE invests in U.K. CO2-capture startup Immaterial

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Summary

UBE Corp. has invested in U.K.-based Immaterial Ltd. in a top-up to its Series A2 round, backing the startup’s commercialization of CO2-capture technology built on densified monolithic metal-organic frameworks (m‑MOFs). A University of Cambridge spin-out, Immaterial develops, manufactures, and provides engineering solutions for MOF-based gas separation and storage.

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UBE Corp. (Tokyo) has invested in Immaterial Ltd. (Cambridge, U.K.) in their top-up to the A2 round capital raise. Immaterial is an early-stage company aiming to commercialize CO₂ capture technologies utilizing densified monolithic Metal-Organic Frameworks (m-MOFs). A spin-out from the University of Cambridge, Immaterial develops, manufactures, and provides engineering solutions for gas separation and storage […]

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UBE invests in U.K. CO2-capture startup Immaterial

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