Australian technology company produces a world first sustainable alternative to one of the world’s top polluting industries. Australian company Nanollose Ltd is raising $5,000,000 from Australian investors, with ambitions to commercialise their sustainable fibre technology after an IPO on the Australian Securities Exchange expected for September.

Australian company Nanollose Ltd has raised Au$5,000,000 from investors, with ambitions to commercialise its sustainable fibre technology after an IPO on the Australian Securities Exchange expected for October 18. The amount would be used to advance fibre development, with the vision of contributing a positive change in the global textile and fashion markets…

A former executive of clothing giant Gap is bringing to the ASX an Australian invention that can create fabric from beer and wine. Raffaele “Alfie” Germano has taken the reigns at Nanollose and will try to raise $5 million with an initial public offering, with hopes to list the company next month…

Today’s Revolution Talk is hold with CEO Managing Director at Nanollose Ltd. which is an Australian-based company that creates a plant-free cellulose fibre. This fibre could become the most sustainable fibre ever as it does not require the source of agricultural land or natural resources…

There are 19 companies due to list in Australia before the end of the year, according to the ASX and prospectuses. Some of the more intriguing include Nanollose, which claims to have invented a new kind of cellulose fibre…

Nanollose, an Australian technology company, has developed plant-free viscose-rayon fibre. Unlike conventional rayon, Nanollose’s sustainable alternative is derived using microbes that convert biomass waste products from the liquid food industries into microbial cellulose which is then converted into rayon fibres using the Nanollose technology…

The cellulosic fiber market has a new entrant that takes the next step in the sustainable production of viscose. Nanollose Limited has produced what it believes to be the world’s first plant-free viscose fiber. Nanollose technology can convert plant-free microbial cellulose into a valued commercial fiber product. This gives the Perth, Australia-based company a significant […]

ASX listed technology company Nanollose Limited (ASX: NC6) has created what it believes to be the world’s first Plant-Free viscose-rayon fibre, marking a significant breakthrough for the global clothing industry that until now, have had limited eco-friendly Plant-Free rayon fibre solutions available to them…

Australian technology firm Nanollose today (5 December) unveiled what it believes is the world’s first plant-free viscose-rayon fibre, creating a new eco-friendly material for brands, retailers and manufacturers…

Fermented fabric maker Nanollose surged 22 per cent after showing off the world’s first plant-free rayon fibre — which it hopes will revolutionise sustainable fashion. It’s the first commercially valued fibre made by the Perth-based company using a process which converts waste from beer, wine and liquid food industries into fabric-making cellulose…