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Alt. Leather is a world-class 100% biobased leather alternative that turns waste and regenerative plants into a material designed for fashion, footwear, furnishings, and automotive. Zero petroleum plastics. Zero animal products. Ethically made. Made from natural, plant-based ingredients Alt. Leather will be recyclable and/or industrially compostable. We are a sustainable, circular solution to animal leather and PVC/PU synthetic-based leathers, delivering a trusted product to brands manufacturing in the Asia-Pacific region – the largest vegan leather market in the world.
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| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 30.01.2024 | Seed | $1.1M | - |
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| Date | Title | Description |
| 30.01.2024 | Deals in brief: Mesh Bio confirms completion of Series A round, ProcurePro and Alt.Leather secure funding, 16 recent China and India deals, and more | Mesh Bio confirms the completion of USD 3.5 million Series A round
Following initial reports of Mesh Bio, a Singapore-based health tech startup, raising an undisclosed amount of funding in October last year, the startup has released a state... |
| 30.01.2024 | Alt.Leather’s $1.1 million seed round marks a new era in Australian bio-based textiles | ALT.Leather founder and CEO, Tina Funder. Source: Supplied article-article-body
Melbourne plant-based leather startup Alt.Leather has successfully closed an oversubscribed seed funding round, raising $1.1 million. The round was led by famil... |
| 29.01.2024 | Australia’s ALT.Leather Closes Oversubscribed $1.1M Round for Biodegradable Leather Alternative | Female-led Australian startup ALT.Leather has raised $1.1 million in an oversubscribed seed funding round after developing a plastic-free, bio-based leather alternative.
Investors in the round included Startmate, The Austin Group, Wollemi C... |
| - | Alt.Leather | “Australia's first 100% plant-based leather alternative. Turning waste and regenerative plants into next-gen materials.” |
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