Cellugy

European startups like Cellugy and AEH Innovative Hydrogel are pioneering the use of advanced biomaterials (like EcoGel and GelPonics) to replace synthetic counterparts completely.

Country
Denmark
Commercial Nanocellulose
Coverage
CNEUINUS
climate-adaptation
Regulatorsepareach

Verifiable facts

FactValueSource
Funding€8.1 million grant from the EU's LIFE Programme (June 2025)arcticstartup.com · bioenergyinternational.com · tech.eu · worldbiomarketinsights.com · beautyindependent.com · eu-startups.com · synbiobeta.com
CapacityCurrently producing tens of kilos in 2,000-liter tanks; expanding to 100,000-liter tanksbeautyindependent.com
Headcount21 employees (as of May 2026)ownr.dk
RevenueNo revenue reported in fiscal years 2022, 2023, or 2025regnskaber.cvrapi.dk · paqle.dk
HeadquartersAlfa Laval Innovation House, Maskinvej 5, 2860 Søborg, Denmarkownr.dk · cellugy.com
Production siteUndisclosed European contract manufacturer medium confidencebeautyindependent.com

Independent sources: arcticstartup.com · beautyindependent.com · bioenergyinternational.com · eu-startups.com · ownr.dk · paqle.dk · regnskaber.cvrapi.dk · synbiobeta.com · tech.eu · worldbiomarketinsights.com

Technologies
NameClusterRisk
Ecological hydrogels for deserts & arid soilsclimate-adaptationMedium

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