Parkwalk, Oxford Sciences Innovation back MoA Technology
MoA Technology, an Oxford-based crop protection discovery company, has raised ТЃ6.3m in a series-A funding round.
The round was co-led by university venture fund Oxford Sciences Innovation and Parkwalk Advisors, an Enterprise Investment Scheme growth-fund manager focused on university spinouts.
MoA is now aiming to progress several new active ingredients towards development and work with partners to make them available to farmers worldwide, it said in a statement.
Company
MoA span out from Oxford University in 2018, a move backed by Oxford University Innovation. It is developing a set of crop protection discovery platforms to assist in finding next-generation sustainable herbicides.
People
MoA Technology – Liam Dolan (co-founder).
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