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Alderys's competitors and similar companies include Propagenix, Helion Biotech, Photanol and Nortis.
 Alderys Alderys is a company that develops approaches to the biological engineering of profitable chemical compounds from renewable plant resources. |  Helion Biotech Helion Biotech is a company that engages in the restoration of an inherited immune defect by replacement therapy with recombinant human mannan-binding lectin (rhMBL). |  Photanol Photanol is a company that develops a technology to process carbon dioxide (CO2) and sunlight into valuable chemicals, utilizing proprietary engineered cyanobacteria. | |||
Founding Date | Founding Date 2010 | Founding Date 2014 | Founding Date 2006 | Founding Date 2012 | Founding Date 2012 |
Type | Type Private | Type Subsidiary | Type Private | Type Private | Type Private |
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Locations | Locations Orsay, FR HQ | Locations Gaithersburg, US HQ | Locations København, DK HQ | Locations Amsterdam, NL HQ | Locations Seattle, US HQ Woodinville, US |
Employees | Employees 21 | Employees 4 | Employees N/A | Employees 1319% decrease | Employees 10 |
Funding | |||||
Total funding raised | Total funding raised N/A | Total funding raised $ 6.9m | Total funding raised N/A | Total funding raised N/A | Total funding raised $ 2.6m |
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Propagenix
HQ
Gaithersburg, US
Propagenix is a cell therapy company developing tissue therapeutics.
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København, DK
Helion Biotech is a company that engages in the restoration of an inherited immune defect by replacement therapy with recombinant human mannan-binding lectin (rhMBL).
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Amsterdam, NL
Employees
13↓ 19% decrease
Photanol is a company that develops a technology to process carbon dioxide (CO2) and sunlight into valuable chemicals, utilizing proprietary engineered cyanobacteria.
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Nortis
HQ
Seattle, US
Employees
10
Nortis is a biotech company specializing in the organ-on-chip field.
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