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We got an exclusive look at the pitch deck an ex-Accenture exec used to win $19 million for his plastic-busting startup
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- Environmental startup Polymateria recently announced it had raised $19 million a funding round backed by Planet First Partners.
- Working with Imperial College London, Polymateria says it can speed up the rate at which two of the most damaging plastics degrade — down from decades to a matter of months.
- Business Insider got an exclusive look at the pitch deck Polymateria used to bring investors on board.
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Polymateria, the plastic-busting startup fronted by Niall Dunne, a veteran executive at Accenture and telecomms giant BT, recently raised $19 million in a funding round backed by Planet First Partners.
Founded in 2015, Polymateria promises to revolutionize plastic waste by speeding up the biodegrading process, which typically takes decades or even centuries.
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Working with Imperial College London, the firm says it tested its new plastic-busting solutions on polyethylene and polypropylene — two substances commonly used to make everything from bottles to shopping bags — and found a 100% success rate, breaking each down in a matter of months.
Business Insider got an exclusive look at the pitch deck Polymateria used to bring investors on board:
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