Evolva reaches milestone in BASF collaboration
Evolva Holding SA announced that it has achieved a key milestone in its collaboration with BASF. The collaboration involves joint research on the design of novel and optimised biosynthetic routes for a natural product with crop protection potential.
Evolva has produced a yeast strain that achieves a fermentation yield that exceeds the project requirement. Based on this achievement, BASF has made a low six-digit Swiss Franc milestone payment to Evolva.
Evolva will be entitled to receive royalties on sales of any future product, resulting from this collaboration.
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