What is GR3N?
GR3N operates at the intersection of cleantech and material science, focusing on the chemical recycling of polyester waste. Unlike conventional mechanical recycling, which often struggles with contaminated or mixed plastic streams, GR3N utilizes a sophisticated process to break down used materials into their original monomers. These building blocks are then reconstituted into high-quality polymers, effectively creating a closed-loop system that reduces the global reliance on virgin fossil-based feedstocks. This technological edge allows the company to serve a critical role in the global supply chain, providing sustainable alternatives for industries ranging from textiles to packaging.
How much funding has GR3N raised?
GR3N has raised a total of $25.4M across 1 funding round:
Series B
$25.4M
Series B (2026): $25.5M with participation from 360 Capital Partners, VP Textile, and Standex International
Key Investors in GR3N
360 Capital Partners
A European venture capital firm specializing in early-to-growth stage innovation with a strong track record in France and Italy.
VP Textile
A leader in the workwear and protective gear industry, focused on integrating sustainable and innovative material solutions into their supply chain.
Standex International
A diversified global manufacturer with expertise in engineering technologies, electronics, and industrial equipment, providing strategic manufacturing support.
What's next for GR3N?
With this latest infusion of capital, GR3N is set to prioritize the scaling of its recycling infrastructure. The strategic roadmap involves deepening collaborations with industrial partners to integrate its technology into existing manufacturing workflows. By focusing on the scalability of its chemical recycling systems, the company aims to address the urgent demand for sustainable material sourcing in the global market. Future growth will likely center on expanding processing capacity and optimizing the efficiency of its monomer recovery, further solidifying its position as a leader in the transition toward a circular plastic economy.
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