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Cellugy - About the company

Cellugy is a seed company based in Soborg (Denmark), founded in 2018 by Isabel Alvarez Martos and Deby Fapyane. It operates as a Developer of biofabricated cellulose-based ingredients intended to replace petrochemicals in products. Cellugy has raised $13.2M in funding from investors like Europa, International Chemical Investors and Sky Ocean Rescue, with a current valuation of $*****. The company has 397 active competitors, including 105 funded and 18 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Xampla, Shellworks and Econic Technologies.

Company Details

Developer of biofabricated cellulose-based ingredients intended to replace petrochemicals in products. These ingredients offer a sustainable transition without sacrificing production momentum or performance. The company's cellulose is adaptable, stable, and easily redispersed. It provides a tool for sustainable change, meeting product needs and customer expectations. The technology aims to reduce microplastics by offering alternatives to traditional petrochemicals.
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Founded Year
2018
Location
Soborg, Denmark
Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$13.2M in 10 rounds
Investors
Ranked
Employee Count
27 as on Jun 30, 2026
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Cellugy's funding and investors

Cellugy has raised a total funding of $13.2M over 10 rounds. Its latest funding round was a Grant (prize money) round on Jun 24, 2025 for $*****. 1 investor participated in its latest round. Cellugy has 15 institutional investors.

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Date of Funding
Funding Amount
Round Name
Post-Money Valuation
Revenue Multiple
Lead Investors
Other Investors
Jun 24, 2025
2065859
Grant (prize money)
8441668
3537209
7734373
8239821
May 16, 2024
8959622
Seed
7084963
9130433
9980786
Mar 31, 2023
4190942
Grant (prize money)
9841009
4729969
9095608
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Cellugy's founders and board of directors

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The founders of Cellugy are Isabel Alvarez Martos and Deby Fapyane. Isabel Alvarez Martos is the CEO of Cellugy.
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Cellugy's Board of Directors

Cellugy's board has 4 active members. Isabel Alvarez Martos and Parun Sihombing are part of team and Andreas Worberg and Thomas Bagge Dujardin are independent board members.
Here is the list of Cellugy's board of directors:
Name
Type
Representing
Status
Duration
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Team
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Past
9y 1m
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Team
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Past
7y 4m
Independent board member
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Current
5y 7m
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Independent board member
-
Current
4y 3m

Cellugy's employee count trend

Cellugy has 27 employees as of Jun 26. Here is Cellugy's employee count trend over the years:
Employee count trend for Cellugy
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Cellugy's Competitors and alternates

Top competitors of Cellugy include Xampla, Shellworks and Econic Technologies. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Cellugy, ranked by Tracxn score:
Rank
Company Details
Short Description
Total Funding
Investors
Tracxn Score
1st
Logo for Xampla
Xampla
2018, Cambridge (United Kingdom), Series A
Manufacturer of plant based bio-degradable packaging products
$31.9M
62/100
2nd
Logo for Shellworks
Shellworks
2018, London (United Kingdom), Series A
Biotech startup Shellworks is focused on creating sustainable alternatives to plastic packaging by turning waste crustacean shells into biodegradable and compostable products.
$22.1M
61/100
3rd
Logo for Econic Technologies
Econic Technologies
2011, Macclesfield (United Kingdom), Series E
Developer of technology that transforms carbon dioxide into valuable raw materials
$43.2M
61/100
4th
Logo for EF Polymer
EF Polymer
2018, Okinawa (Japan), Series B
Manufacturer of organic super-absorbent hydrogel for sustainable agriculture
$28.9M
61/100
5th
Logo for Calyxia
Calyxia
2011, Bonneuil sur Marne (France), Series B
Provider of diversified green chemicals
$53.7M
58/100
6th
Logo for Tidal Vision
Tidal Vision
2014, Bellingham (United States), Series B
Provider of natural biopolymer materials
$356M
58/100
7th
Logo for Newlight Technologies
Newlight Technologies
2003, Huntington Beach (United States), Series F
Developer of technology converting greenhouse gas into biomaterial for product manufacturing
$220M
57/100
8th
Logo for Traceless
Traceless
2020, Hamburg (Germany), Series A
Manufacturer of bioplastics from agricultural waste
$39M
56/100
9th
Logo for Uluu
Uluu
2020, Perth (Australia), Series A
Manufacturer of biodegradable polymers from seaweed
$17.2M
56/100
10th
Logo for Lactips
Lactips
2014, Saint Jean Bonnefonds (France), Series C
Manufacturer of natural polymer solutions for reducing plastic waste
$36.7M
56/100
16th
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Cellugy
2018, Soborg (Denmark), Seed
Developer of biofabricated cellulose-based ingredients intended to replace petrochemicals in products
$13.2M
55/100
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Cellugy's Investments and acquisitions

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