Carbios (ALCRB) Corporate presentation summary
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Corporate presentation summary
28 Sep, 2026Key challenges addressed
Global plastic production reached 460 million tons in 2019, with 99% sourced from petrochemicals and only 9% effectively recycled, leading to significant pollution and waste management issues.
Plastic and textile recycling is hindered by material variety, additives, limited recycling cycles, poor sorting infrastructure, and microplastic pollution.
Major brands have set ambitious sustainability targets for recycled or biobased materials by 2030, driving demand for advanced recycling solutions.
Company mission and expertise
Aims to catalyze large-scale plastic and textile circularity by developing unique enzyme-based biorecycling and biodegradation technologies.
Founded in 2011, operates three sites in France, employs 100 people, and holds 58 patent families.
Recognized for scientific innovation and partnerships with leading research institutes, industrials, and global brands.
Breakthrough technologies and solutions
Developed enzymatic biorecycling for PET, transforming complex waste into virgin-like, sustainable material, and enabling multiple recycling cycles without quality loss.
Created CARBIOS Active, an enzyme technology making PLA-rich products 100% compostable at ambient temperatures, reducing fossil fuel dependency.
Technologies validated at pilot and demonstration scale, with the world’s first PET biorecycling plant under construction in Longlaville (50,000 tons/year capacity).
Latest events from Carbios
- Operating expenses dropped 19% and net loss improved, with strong cash and project financing progress.ALCRB
H1 2026 - Year-end cash at €109M, net loss widened, plant delayed, cost-cutting and licensing progress.ALCRB
H2 2024 - Reduced losses and strong cash position set the stage for strategic expansion in 2026.ALCRB
H2 2025 - Net loss reached €23.5M as robust cash and regulatory support drive plant restart plans.ALCRB
H1 2025 - Longlaville plant construction delayed 6–9 months; leadership and financing strategies updated.ALCRB
Investor Update - Longlaville plant build advances, global licensing expands, and H1 net loss rises to €18.1m.ALCRB
H1 2024