Bright Capital, the venture unit of Russia-based conglomerate RuCom, and Presidio Ventures, a venture unit of Japan-based conglomerate Sumitomo, have helped Siluria Technologies, a US-based natural gas conversion company, raise $30m. Siluria’s technology converts natural gas into fuel, plastics and chemicals. Bright led the C round alongside Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s Vulcan Capital. Other backers…
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