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AgriMetis

www.agrimetis.com

 
AgriMetis discovers, develops, and delivers innovative crop protection products. Our scientific approach is multidisciplinary and integrated which allows AgriMetis to exploit areas of chemical space and production routes that are inaccessible to others. The AgriMetis platform delivers rapid, efficient, and optimal solutions to challenges in crop protection by bringing innovative products and their production processes to the market faster for the $56 billion agricultural chemical industry.
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

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Funding

AgriMetis raised $23.5M on 01/09/2017

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