Companies seek to manufacturing and cost efficiencies.

Genomatica will collaborate with Diversa to use Genomatica’s technologies to develop more efficient biomanufacturing processes for biologically-derived enzyme products. Genomatica will focus on obtaining productivity and yield targets to improve manufacturing efficiency and costs.


Genomatica will receive research support, commercial milestone payments, and will be eligible for royalty payments based on future product sales.


“The marketplace continues to value the growing strengths of our proprietary Integrated Metabolic Engineering Platform to design and engineer high performance microbial factories that are optimized to produce high-value bioproducts,” says Christophe Schilling, president and CSO at Genomatica. “We look forward to leveraging both companies’ combined expertise in this field to achieve increased success in the commercialization of Diversa products.”

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