17.11.2020 09:00:00
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Taaleri to invest in next generation construction material start-up company Betolar
TAALERI PLC PRESS RELEASE 17 NOVEMBER 2020 AT 10:00 AM (EET)
Taaleri to invest in next generation construction material start-up company Betolar
Taaleri Investments Ltd and open-end fund Taaleri Impact invested in a new materials start-up Betolar, founded in 2016 and specialised in new geopolymer based low carbon construction materials for the construction industry and circular economy. The company closed a EUR 2 million funding round led by Voima Ventures, Valve Ventures and Taaleri. The aim of impact investing is not only financial gain, but also significant social or environmental benefit.
Cement, as a construction material, produces more CO2 emissions than the aviation industry. Betolar is transforming the construction industry by aiming to eliminate cement with their geopolymer technology while turning industrial side streams into value. They are offering a scalable AI empowered alternative construction methodology with up to 80% less carbon emissions compared to using traditional cement. Besides emissions, Betolar can also reduce the need for virgin raw materials by replacing aggregtaes with industrial side streams.
Betolar has developed new types of different binder solutions, which can replace cement in different application areas in the construction industry. These solutions utilize several by-products from, among others, the metal, mining and energy industries.
The company is selling solutions in three key application areas: concrete products, ready-mixed concrete, and soil stabilization, based on the company’s methodology, science and IPRs. These solutions consist of the company’s license-based recipe and material technology and additives needed in the production. The company has extensive knowledge in material physics and advanced analytics knowhow which bring the team strong competitive advantage in the construction industry.
Betolar has developed and piloted its solutions with various industrial partners in Finland, Sweden and Estonia, with the longer-term aim to expand into Asia, where consumption and construction is considerably higher. For example, in India alone cement consumption is s two times that of Europe’s. https://betolar.com/
Taaleri Plc
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For additional information, please contact:
Taaleri Investments Ltd, Managing Director Jorma Alanne,
jorma.alanne@taaleri.com
+358 50 68 865
Taaleri Wealth Management, Investment Director, Impact Investments Pekka Samuelsson
pekka.samuelsson@taaleri.com
+358 50 523 5834
Betolar, CEO Matti Löppönen
matti.lopponen@betolar.com
+358 50 3066 335
Voima Ventures, Managing Partner Inka Mero
inka.mero@voimaventures.com
+358 45 1214 394
Taaleri in brief
Taaleri is a Finnish financial services company, whose parent company, Taaleri Plc, is listed on Nasdaq Helsinki main market. The Taaleri Group comprises three business areas: Wealth Management, Insurance, and Energy. In addition, the Group makes investments from its own balance sheet. At the end of June 2020, Taaleri had assets under management totalling EUR 7.1 billion and 5,700 wealth management customers. Taaleri Plc has some 5,200 shareholders. Taaleri’s operations are supervised by the Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority.
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