Strong ingredients are key to better, cleaner products
We don’t sell cake to the baker; we create the flour. We provide building block sugars to our customers thereby reducing their dependence on fossil fuels.
Global growth and development puts further strains on a diminishing supply of oil and finite food sources. The need for alternative feedstocks to produce renewable biochemicals and biofuels is very real. Our customers can produce an array of products, that suit their specific needs, from our renewable sugars. Cellulosic sugars can be transformed into paints and perfumes, packaging and plastics, and more.
The problem today is that these products primarily rely on petroleum-based ingredients, which are subject to extraordinary price fluctuations, occasional supply shortage situations, and negative environmental effects. Or these ingredients are processed from our food tables, like corn or soy. By making these products instead from Renmatix’s renewable inputs our customers will reduce price volatility, avoid supply shortages and reduce their environmental footprint.
| Renmatix Attribute | Real Benefit |
|---|---|
| Biomass agnostic | Lower cost, local sources |
| Flexible output | Sugars, key biomaterial intermediate |
| No significant consumables | Low Opex |
| Fast reactions | Small footprint, lower Capex |
| Attractive yield conversions | Industry leading economics |
Our technology is biomass agnostic. While our initial production facilities will use wood products as inputs, the initial step in Renmatix’s Plantrose™ Process can be modified to incorporate alternate inputs like corn cobs and stover, miscanthus, switch grass, and bagasse. This adaptability will help us to replicate the success in other regions and countries, or co-locate on existing partner sites, and allows us to utilize locally available feedstocks that limit transportation costs for both process inputs and product outputs. This flexibility allows Renmatix’s technology to open the door to future markets worth many billions of dollars nationally and trillions globally.


