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Calysta Energy

www.calystaenergy.com

 
Calysta, Inc. (www.calysta.com), Menlo Park, CA, is an innovator in industrial products for food and energy security. Calysta has two business units. Calysta Nutrition is developing and commercializing FeedKind™ protein, a natural, safe, non-GMO sustainable ingredient for fish feed and other applications. FeedKind™ protein is approved for sale in the European Union. Calysta Energy is developing high value industrial and chemical products with cost and performance advantages over current processes.
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

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Funding

Calysta Energy raised $48M on 02/02/2016

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