Lallemand's subsidiaries, Danstar Ferment and Lallemand Specialties have acquired BASF’s bioenergy enzymes business which is based in San Diego, California, USA. With this move, BASF will continue to focus on its enzyme activities in the animal feed and detergents markets.
BASF has sold its bioenergy enzymes business based in San Diego to Lallemand's subsidiaries, Danstar Ferment and Lallemand Specialties.
(Source: BASF)
California/USA – BASF has sold its bioenergy enzymes business based in San Diego to Lallemand's subsidiaries, Danstar Ferment and Lallemand Specialties. This includes the Spartec product portfolio and related technologies in development. Lallemand will integrate the business and associated employees in its Lallemand Biofuels & Distilled Spirits (LBDS) business unit. As of June 1, all business activities have been taken over by Lallemand.
LBDS is a leading global supplier of fermentation ingredients and technical solutions, and this acquisition demonstrates LBDS’s commitment to the fuel ethanol and alcohol industries. LBDS has partnered with BASF’s bioenergy business since 2017, jointly developing the expression of gluco and alpha amylase enzymes in bioengineered yeast, now widely used in the North American ethanol production market.
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“We see the capabilities of BASF’s bioenergy team and its Spartec products and pipeline technologies as highly complementary with ours,” said Angus Ballard, President and General Manager of LBDS. “By combining resources and R&D programs, we will be even better placed to meet our global customers’ requirements.”
“Lallemand is the best owner for the bioenergy enzymes business,” said Daniel Wilms, Vice President Strategy, Innovation & Sustainability at BASF’s Nutrition & Health division. “Their dedication to the biofuel industry, along with their complementary portfolio and global presence, will create new opportunities for growth.” BASF remains focused on its enzyme activities in the animal feed and detergents markets. It will continue to provide agronomic solutions for farmers to produce low-carbon intensity crops for the bioenergy industry.
Both parties have agreed not to disclose the financial and commercial terms of the agreement.
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