Plant-based meat maker raises $6.1 million
BOULDER — Emergy Inc., a plant-based meat producer, has moved from Chicago to Boulder after raising $6.1 million in equity funding and federal grants.
The company, which was founded as part of a venture with the Argonne National Laboratory in Lakewood, said it raised $4.8 million in seed money, with San Francisco-based Congruent Ventures taking the largest stake, according to a press release Tuesday. Emergent also received $1.3 million in grants from the National Science Foundation and the Argonne National Laboratory.
Emergy began the fundraising round in April and was based in Chicago, according to the…
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