Metal-organic framework developer Numat Technologies has raised $12.4m in funding from investors including Patagonia subsidiary Tin Shed Ventures.

Numat Technologies, a US-based nanoporous materials developer spun out from Northwestern University, closed a $12.4m funding round yesterday featuring Tin Shed Ventures, the corporate venturing arm of clothing retailer Patagonia.

The round was led by venture capital fund OS Fund and also featured spinout-focused investment firm Osage University Partners and unnamed, existing shareholders.

Founded in 2012, Numat produces atomically-engineered materials known as metal-organic frameworks (MOFs). Their porosity can be precisely adjusted, making it possible for the products to interact with…

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