The Fabrica Investment Fund plays a crucial role in the later stages of our innovation framework by providing capital to high-potential startups, enabling them to scale their solutions and achieve significant environmental and social impact.
The fund aligns investment decisions with the planetary boundaries framework and focuses on upstream innovations that can fundamentally transform these industries. Notable portfolio startups include:
- Circ: Pioneering recycling technology for polycotton-blend textiles, collaborating with brands like Zara and Mara Hoffman.
- Colorifix: Utilizing DNA sequencing to create sustainable color pigments, reducing the environmental impact of textile dyeing.
- Mango Materials: Converting methane gas into biodegradable biopolymers, addressing plastic pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
- unspun: Developing 3D weaving technology for on-demand garment production, minimizing overproduction and fabric waste.
- Michroma: Innovating natural food colorants from fungi, offering safer and sustainable alternatives to synthetic dyes.
- The Supplant Company: Transforming agricultural side-streams into ingredients that address food insecurity and climate change.
Our investment in diverse, strategically aligned funds enables us to back a range of innovations, from precision agriculture and crop protection to animal health, alternative proteins, innovative materials, and bio-based dyes in the textile and apparel, and agrifood sectors.
AgFunder invests in innovative AgTech and food-tech startups to address critical challenges like food security and environmental impact. Fall Line Capital provides early-stage deep tech companies with strategic investment and guidance to grow into impactful AgTech and foodtech players. The Good Fashion Fund (GFF), through its “Five Goods” framework, drives sustainable textile manufacturing in India and Bangladesh by providing long-term loans and environmental and social support.