Originally founded as InfinaVero, Inc. in Austin, Texas, Regenysis is developing proprietary technology that transforms methane and livestock waste into carbon-negative NPK fertilisers. By converting agricultural waste streams into high-value inputs, the company aims to help reduce emissions, tackle nitrate pollution and support a more circular and resource-efficient agricultural sector.

As part of its European growth strategy, Regenysis has finalised terms for a commissioned research collaboration with the Technical University of Denmark (DTU). This partnership will support the continued development of the company’s biomanufacturing platform and accelerate its route to market.

Denmark was selected as the location for the company's European headquarters due to its strong biosolutions ecosystem, progressive agricultural sector and collaborative approach to innovation. The country’s deep expertise in industrial biotechnology, sustainable food production and industry partnerships provides an ideal environment for scaling new technologies.

"As Regenysis sees the global landscape, Europe leads the developed world in crop yields per hectare, outperforming the U.S. and China, yet its agriculture remains structurally dependent on foreign fertilizer. Our technology eliminates this vulnerability. By replacing both manure and mineral fertilizers, we deliver true European fertilizer sovereignty and eliminate the emissions associated with both."

Marc Ferguson
CEO & Founder at Regenysis

Throughout its European establishment process, Invest in Denmark supported Regenysis with ecosystem mapping, introduction to key stakeholder and guidance related to Danish framework conditions and company establishment. This included connecting the company with leading organisations across Denmark’s agriculture, biosolutions, and food production ecosystems.

“Invest in Denmark is pleased to welcome Regenysis to Denmark. The company’s innovative approach to transforming agricultural waste into carbon-negative fertiliser solutions complements Denmark’s strong biosolutions ecosystem and supports our shared ambitions for a more sustainable and resource-efficient agricultural sector.”

Ulrik Eversbusch
Director of Invest in Denmark, 

As Europe continues to accelerate the transition towards more sustainable and climate-efficient food systems, Denmark is strengthening its position as a leading location for international climate-tech and biosolutions companies.

For companies like Regenysis, Denmark can serve as a strategic platform for international climate-tech and biosolutions companies seeking to scale innovative technologies and collaborate with leading agricultural and research ecosystems.