FiberX turns corn harvest residue into industrial fiber in Merrillville, Indiana. For plastics, rubber, and biocomposites. Lignin in development.
Location: United States, Indiana, Hammond
Employees: 1-10
Investors 1
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Mentions in press and media 5
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| 31.03.2025 | FiberX Shines at Venture Summit West: A New Dawn for Sustainable Innovation | In the heart of Indiana, a revolution is brewing. FiberX, an agribusiness startup, is turning cornfield waste into a treasure trove of industrial materials. This innovative company has earned a prestigious spot at the Venture Summit West, s... |
| 27.03.2025 | FiberX Selected to Present at the Prestigious Venture Summit West | Indiana agribusiness and a sustainable bio-based chemical products company turns farm residue into industrial gold, earning a coveted spot among 150 top innovators at Silicon Valley's premier investor showcase. MERRILLVILLE, Ind., March 27,... |
| 05.03.2024 | The economy will tighten in 2024. Could that be a catalyst for innovation in agbioscience? | This sponsored post has been published in partnership with AgriNovus, an initiative that promotes and accelerates the growth of the agbioscience community. A recent World Bank report predicts the global economy is on track for its slowest h... |
| 01.06.2023 | Meet June Pitch Presenters Wade Lange + Dave Skibinski of FiberX, a New Spin on a Hoosier Staple | I’ve known Wade Lange for many years, mainly through his past role as vice president and chief entrepreneurial officer at the Purdue Research Foundation. Like me, Wade grew up in West Lafayette and went to Purdue. He went off to a career at... |
| - | Bucking the Trend: VisionTech Angels Invest $2.88 Million in 18 Deals, Nearly a Half a Million More than in 2022 | INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana (January 23, 2024) – – In a report issued January 4 by Crunchbase, global investing in startups stalled in 2023, declining by 38%, the lowest level in five years. Lackluster investing left startups scrambling for capit... |