Investors behind NFW’s restart are identified

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Identities confirmed of the new backers enabling the plant-based materials innovator to restart production after four months on hold

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PEORIA – Plant-based materials specialist Natural Fiber Welding (NFW) has revealed the identities of the new backers which have enabled it to restart production after closing down operations last September.

The US-based start-up has secured fresh growth capital from Atlanta-based Provest Equity Partners and CTW Venture Partners in a deal that aims to put the company’s plant-based materials platform back on track.

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