Material Evolution secures funding from HSBC to build low-carbon cement business

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Venture debt facility will be used to support next phase of Material Evolution's mission to decarbonise the construction industry

Low carbon cement start-up Material Evolution has secured funding from HSBC Innovation Banking UK to support the development and roll out of its game-changing technology. The company announced yesterday...

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