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Our team is committed to solving one of the fundamental challenges of our time – how to produce chemicals, foods, materials and other products that modern society relies on, in a truly sustainable way. To be acknowledged as a Technology Pioneer confirms the uniqueness of our technology and its potential to play a key role in tackling climate change. We are very excited to become a part of this community and look forward to contributing to the Forum dialogues on this challenge.”
Karim Engelmark Cassimjee, CEO and co-founder of EnginZyme
Over the last seven years, we have built a powerful platform and attracted amazing talent that is ready to address the challenges of the chemical industry in the 21st century. As we mature as a company, we are now scaling up and I am delighted to welcome Gisela Sitbon, Frederique Lafosse and Patrik Sobocki to our board of directors. This further strengthens our governance as well as our position in the synbio field.
Dr Karim Engelmark Cassimjee
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EnginZyme raises €21 million in Series B to accelerate the commercialisation of its cell-free biomanufacturing technology

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, December 19, 2022 -- EnginZyme, a green tech company developing biomanufacturing processes for the sustainable manufacturing of everyday products, announced today that it had raised €21 million in a Series B financing round. New investors, including Almi Invest GreenTech, Navigare Ventures and Bunge Ventures, join existing investors Sofinnova Partners, Industrifonden and SEB GreenTech VC in the funding round.EnginZyme's goal is to put sustainable, biobased technology within reach of companies across various sectors. Its technology platform utilises nature’s catalysts,

EnginZyme and Tetra Pak join forces to advance sustainable food & beverage production

Stockholm, Sweden, 2 June 2022 – EnginZyme, a leading developer of cell-free biomanufacturing processes, has joined forces with the global processing and packaging company Tetra Pak to bring sustainable and economically sound solutions to the food and beverage industry. In this close and enduring collaboration, the companies are leveraging their respective strengths to find new ways to improve food and beverage production by, for example, turning food waste into valuable ingredients.EnginZyme and Tetra Pak are developing cutting-edge processes using enzymes. These are naturally occurring,

EnginZyme Selected for Cleantech Group’s 100 List of Companies Committed to Taking Action on the Climate Crisis

Stockholm, Sweden – 13 January 2022: EnginZyme, a leading developer of cell-free biomanufacturing processes, out of over 10,000 entrepreneurs was named a 2022 Global Cleantech 100 Company  by Cleantech Group. The 100 companies on the list represent the private, independent and for-profit companies best positioned to deliver solutions that will take us from commitments to actions in the sprint to net zero.“We are dedicated to solving one of the fundamental challenges

EnginZyme joins forces with leading food processing company to improve food & beverage production

Stockholm, Sweden, 29 November 2021 – EnginZyme, a leading developer of cell-free biomanufacturing processes, today announced that the company has signed a joint development agreement with a global processing company to improve food and beverage production. The partnership demonstrates the food industry’s need for new technical solutions to minimise waste and produce healthier ingredients.Enzymes are commonly used in food production, but their scope is limited primarily due to economic factors. The EnginZyme technology broadens the scope of enzyme utilisation as it allows access to better

EnginZyme demonstrates breakthrough piloting results, and opens the path to commercial scale

Stockholm, Sweden, 4 October 2021 – EnginZyme, a leading developer of cell-free biomanufacturing processes, has today announced the breakthrough result from piloting a process to manufacture a rare sugar, clearly demonstrating the scalability of their platform.The pilot, which ran from April to August 2021, was designed to prove the feasibility of manufacturing at a commercial scale. The result showed that compared to fermentation processes, the space-time yields and product titers are significantly higher, thereby successfully demonstrating the potential for a highly cost-efficient process.

EnginZyme awarded as Technology Pioneer 2021 by World Economic Forum

STOCKHOLM, 15 June 2021 – EnginZyme, enabling the future of sustainable chemical production, announces that the World Economic Forum has selected it as one of the 2021 Technology Pioneers. This prestigious recognition highlights the company’s innovations that address the challenges of the chemical industry in the 21st century.“We are extremely honoured to be acknowledged by such a globally respected organisation,” says Karim Engelmark Cassimjee, CEO and co-founder of EnginZyme.” Our team is committed to solving one of the fundamental challenges of our time – how to produce chemicals, foods,

EnginZyme announces the appointment of new board members

Stockholm, Sweden - June 1, 2021 - EnginZyme, leading the change towards sustainable production of chemicals, announces the appointment of new members to the company’s board of directors, marking the company scaling up and strengthening the position in the synbio industry.Dr Gisela Sitbon, Dr Frederique Lafosse and Dr Patrik Sobocki have all joined the board of directors of EnginZyme in the last few months. Gisela Sitbon takes over the role as chairman of the board from CEO and co-founder of EnginZyme Dr Karim Engelmark Cassimjee. “Over the last seven years, we have built a powerful

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