LS9 takes $3M loan for biofuel plant equipment
March 15, 2008 | Chris Morrison
LS9, a synthetic biology startup that’s modifying microbes to churn out biofuels, has taken on a $3 million loan toward the construction of a pilot production plant, according to VentureWire.
The loan was provided by Leader Ventures. LS9 has also taken about $20 million to date in two rounds of venture capital.
Next Story: RiverWired raises $1.5M seed for eco-friendly news and social site
Previous Story: Roundup: Facebook IM?, RateMyCop beats the charges, and more
Tags: deal
VB Writers
East Coast Editor
Dean TakahashiLead Writer, GamesBeat
National Editor, MobileBeat Lead
Executive Editor
Editor-in-Chief, GamesBeat
Senior Editor
Writer
Writer
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Writer
Editorial Assistant
Writer
Reviews Editor, GamesBeat
Tom CheredarWriter
Contributor
Julia PlevinContributor
Contributor









