Dispersa raised $5.8 million in seed funding led by Nàdarra Ventures to commercialize its PuraSurf biosurfactant made from food waste.
Dispersa raised $5.8 million in seed funding led by Nàdarra Ventures to commercialize its PuraSurf biosurfactant made from food waste.
02/25/25, 5:28 PM
Location
montrealMoney raised
$5.8 million
Industry
food and beverage
biotechnology
manufacturing
Investors
Front Row Ventures, Box One Ventures, Dragonfly Ventures, Good & Well, Fonds D’investissement Eurêka, The51’s Food And Ag Tech Fund, Cycle Momentum, Business Development Bank Of Canada’s Thrive Lab, Nàdarra Ventures
Montréal-based cleantech startup Dispersa has secured $5.8 million CAD in seed funding to boost production of its PuraSurf biosurfactant. The funding will help the company fulfill customer orders and expand its team to enhance operations.
Company Info
Location
montreal, quebec, canada
Additional Info
Dispersa is a Canadian cleantech startup that is transforming food waste to produce affordable and sustainable biosurfactants in an effort to reduce our dependence on fossil-fuel and palm-derived chemicals. Launched in 2019, we are the world's first company to scale waste-derived biosurfactants and establish biosurfactant manufacturing capacity in Canada, strengthening the local supply of sustainable ingredients.