On the heels of closing its $68 million funding round, led by Equilibrium Capital, Revol Greens BB #:358676 is adding Michael B. Wainscott to the newly created role of Chief Financial Officer.
Revol Greens appoints Chief Financial Officer
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DEVELOPMENT BANK OF JAPAN INVESTS IN EQUILIBRIUM CAPITAL’S CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT FOODS FUND II
The Development Bank of Japan (DBJ) has made an undisclosed investment in Equilibrium Capital’s Controlled Environment Foods Fund II, becoming the first regional Asian investor to do so.
Credit Suisse partners with Equilibrium
Credit Suisse Asset Management will partner with Equilibrium to expand the resources through which each of them is able to make capital available to industries and businesses that share in their mutual commitment to sustainability.
High-tech greenhouses attract institutional investors to food security and climate adaptation
Concerns about the resiliency of the food supply chain went from conceptual to concrete when the COVID crisis shut down railroads and stranded ships.
Credit Suisse Advances Institutional Sustainability Initiative Through Partnership with Equilibrium
Credit Suisse is pleased to announce that it has achieved another milestone in fulfilling its institutional commitment to sustainability. Credit Suisse Asset Management will partner with sustainability infrastructure and resource management leader Equilibrium
With $68m in fresh funding, Revol Greens plans to build the world’s largest indoor farm
The controlled environment agriculture (CEA) space appears to be in a race, with startups jostling to see which can build the biggest facility or supply the most produce.
AppHarvest Going Public, CEO & Martha Stewart Live on Squawk Box
AppHarvest (“the Company”), a developer and operator of large-scale, high-tech controlled environment indoor farms, and Novus Capital Corp. (Nasdaq: NOVS) (“Novus Capital”), a publicly-traded special purpose acquisition company, announced today a definitive agreement for a business combination that would result in AppHarvest becoming a public company.
AppHarvest is going public
AppHarvest, a Morehead, Ky.-based developer of large-scale tomato greenhouses, is going public via a reverse merger with a SPAC called Novus Capital (Nasdaq: NOVSU). The company would have an initial market value of around $1 billion.
Agtech company targets Texas for world’s largest lettuce greenhouse
Revol Greens announced that it closed a $68 million funding round, bringing the fast-growing company’s total financing to $215 million as it executes on its strategy of five locations in five years.
AppHarvest, a Pioneering Developer and Operator of Sustainable, Large-Scale Controlled Environment Indoor Farms, to Become a Public AgTech Company
AppHarvest (“the Company”), a developer and operator of large-scale, high-tech controlled environment indoor farms, and Novus Capital Corp. (Nasdaq: NOVS) (“Novus Capital”), a publicly-traded special purpose acquisition company, announced today a definitive agreement for a business combination that would result in AppHarvest becoming a public company.