Swedish startup raises €21 million to accelerate the commercialisation of its cell-free biomanufacturing technology

EnginZyme, a green tech company developing biomanufacturing processes for the sustainable manufacturing of everyday products, announced that it had raised €21 million in a Series B financing round ...

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