Nanollose pays for pilot kit, seeks site

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Company pays for all first-stage pilot equipment but still needs premises, with Nullarbor production now targeted for the third quarter of 2027. 

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It is now targeting commissioning of stage 2 in Q3 2027.

PERTH – Australian biomaterials company Nanollose has ordered and paid for all the equipment for the first stage of its pilot facility in Western Australia, but has yet to secure the premises needed to install it.

Chief executive Andrew Moullin said: “Our immediate priority is securing the right premises so we can install that equipment and get stage 1 operating as soon as possible.”

 

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