Infinited Fiber Company

the Infinna regenerated-fiber process turns cellulose-rich textile (and agricultural) waste into a cotton-like fiber used by global fashion brands.

Country: Finland

Commercial Infinna regenerated fiber; cellulose-carbamate process (Finland) eu

Coverage

	CN	EU	US
fibers-textiles	✓	✓	✓

Regulatorsreachepamoa-china

Verifiable facts

Fact	Value	Source
Funding	EUR 40 million development financing round in 2024; total funding of approximately USD 65.1 million reported	infinitedfiber.com · prospeo.io
Capacity	30,000 metric tons annually for the first commercial-scale factory; targeted annual capacity of 500,000 metric tons by 2030	cfda.com · infinitedfiber.com · investors.infinitedfiber.com · fashionforgood.com
Certification	ZDHC and MRSL compliant chemistry used in the production process	infinitedfiber.com · investors.infinitedfiber.com
Regulatory approval	Environmental permit process for the Kemi facility is in the statutory appeal phase as of March 2026	infinitedfiber.com
Production site	Flagship commercial-scale factory location in Kemi, Finland; pilot facilities in Finland	infinitedfiber.com · investors.infinitedfiber.com
Headcount	Approximately 70 employees as of March 2026; 55 employees reported for 2024 medium confidence	merit500.com
Revenue	EUR 72,000 turnover reported for 2024	merit500.com

Independent sources: cfda.com · fashionforgood.com · merit500.com · prospeo.io

Technologies

Name	Cluster	Risk
Circular fashion: textile collection & sorting	fibers-textiles	Medium	→

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