What is Xampla?
Xampla is a deep-tech enterprise dedicated to the elimination of single-use plastics through the deployment of its proprietary Morro material. Unlike conventional bioplastics that often require specific industrial composting conditions, Morro is engineered to break down rapidly and completely in natural environments without leaving behind harmful pollutants or microplastics. The company operates at the intersection of material science and industrial sustainability, providing high-performance, plant-based alternatives that maintain the functional integrity required by modern supply chains. By focusing on scalable, drop-in solutions, Xampla is effectively bridging the gap between environmental necessity and industrial feasibility, positioning itself as a key player in the global effort to mitigate plastic pollution.
How much funding has Xampla raised?
Xampla has raised a total of $29.4M across 3 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$8.4M
Other Financing Round
$7M
Series A
$14M
Angel/Seed (2021): $8.4M with participation from Horizons Ventures Limited
Other Financing Round (2024): $7M led by Horizon Ventures, Amadeus Capital Partners, Cambridge Angels, and Martlet Capital
Series A (2025): $14M supported by Amadeus Capital Partners, Matterwave Ventures, Emerald Technology Ventures, BGF, and Horizons Ventures
Key Investors in Xampla
Amadeus Capital Partners
Amadeus Capital Partners is a London-based global technology venture capital firm that invests in high-growth companies from seed to later stages across sectors such as artificial intelligence, digital health, cybersecurity, enterprise software, fintech, and deep tech.
Matterwave Ventures
Matterwave Ventures is a European venture capital firm that invests in early-stage hardware and software companies within the Industrial Technologies sector, aiming to empower companies to transform industrial value chains.
Emerald Technology Ventures
Emerald is a globally recognized investment firm and strategic innovation partner focusing on energy, water, industrial IT, advanced materials, mobility, robotics, and agriculture.
What's next for Xampla?
With the successful closure of this major strategic investment, Xampla is poised to scale its manufacturing infrastructure to meet increasing demand from multinational partners. The strategic roadmap focuses on expanding the application of Morro across new product categories, including flexible packaging and protective coatings. By deepening its collaboration with industrial stakeholders, the company aims to solidify its market position as a leader in the sustainable materials sector. Future growth will likely be characterized by increased operational capacity and the pursuit of broader commercial partnerships, as the firm continues to demonstrate the viability of its technology in real-world, high-volume environments.
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