An Australian biotechnology start-up has raised AU$5 million from investors to commercialise a new type of cellulose fibre that it says is ‘plant-free and environmentally friendly’. The company says it raised most of the money at the listing of Nanollose Ltd on the Australian Stock Exchange in October 2017, while pledging to spend most of […]

Australia-based biotech startup Nanollose is using advanced cellulose technologies to generate new and improved fibres and other materials in an environment-friendly and sustainable manner. CEO Alfie Germano tells us about the path-breaking discovery and journey of making plant-free cellulose for textiles…

Sustainable fashion is a fast-growing trend and plant-free fabric maker Nanollose (ASX:NC6) — which listed today on the ASX — is ready to take advantage. Nanollose shares were up 6c at 26c in Wednesday afternoon trade — a 30 per cent premium to their 20c issue price…

Perth biotech startup Nanollose has raised $5 million from investors ahead of listing on the Australian Securities Exchange, as it continues its mission to take on the textiles industry with its unique offerings: fabrics derived from beer and wine…

A Perth-based textiles company has announced plans to list on the Australian stock market, which is not necessarily newsworthy in itself, except for the fact that it makes clothes derived from beer. According to a report in The West Australian, Nanollose is planning to raise $5 million from a public listing to assist in commercial […]

A Perth company which garnered worldwide attention with a dress made with a fabric derived from beer is heading to the stock market. Nanollose aims to raise $5 million from investors to help commercialise a plant-free cellulose fibre it is promoting as a cheaper and more environmentally friendly alternative to cotton, tree pulp and other […]