CCm Technologies, a Wiltshire-based ultra-low carbon fertiliser manufacturer, raised eight million pounds in Series B funding led by Frontier Agriculture. The funding, with contributions from investor network Adjuvo, brings the total raised to eighteen million pounds for their decarbonisation efforts. CEO Pawel Kisielewski highlighted the high carbon emissions from traditional fertilisers as a key issue.
CCm Technologies, an ultra-low carbon fertiliser manufacturer based in Wiltshire, has secured £8m in a Series B funding round led by Frontier Agriculture.
The angel investment network Adjuvo, which includes prominent business figures, also participated.
Founded in 2011, CCm has patented its technology in over 60 countries and serves clients in five sectors including food manufacturing and oil and gas.
Notable clients include Nestle, PepsiCo, Severn Trent, and Tesco.
The latest funding brings CCm’s total raised to £18m as it aims to decarbonise agricultural processes.
Valued at just over £60m post-money, the company's CEO, Pawel Kisielewski, emphasized the importance of alternative fertilisers given that carbon emissions from synthetic fertilisers exceed those from aviation and shipping combined.