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Evove

ApplicationWidnes, United KingdomFounded 2015· One of 313 Application companies tracked by AMPulse

Develops precision-engineered filtration and separation membranes using additive manufacturing and graphene-based coatings.

CEO / Founder
Chris Wyres
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Growth Stage
Total Funding
$22.6M
Latest Round
Strategic Investment - Undisclosed - October 2025
Key Investors
At One Ventures; AM Ventures; NPIF – Maven Equity Finance; Maven Capital Partners; Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund; One Small Planet; Kurita Water Industries

Technology & Products

Key Products

Enhance (enhanced membranes); Separonics (precision-engineered ceramic membranes)

Technological Advantage

Proprietary Separonics architecture enables higher throughput and selectivity; utilizes Lithoz LCM technology for high-precision ceramic manufacturing.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Provides transformational productivity gains in selectivity and flux while reducing energy consumption and equipment lifetime compared to conventional membrane processes.

How They Differentiate

Unlike conventional membranes, Evove's AM-enabled Separonics membranes offer superior flux and selectivity through precise pore control and graphene integration.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Lithium extraction companies, desalination plants, food and beverage manufacturers, industrial wastewater treatment facilities

Industry Verticals

Mining (Lithium/Vanadium extraction); Water Treatment; Desalination; Food & Beverage; Industrial Wastewater

Competitors

Traditional membrane manufacturers (e.g., DuPont, Suez/Veolia)

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Completed £5.7M funding round to accelerate growth; achieved 92% lithium recovery and 96.5% purity in demonstration trials

Major Milestones

Rebranded from G2O Water Technologies to Evove; Signed MOU with Saline Water Conversion Corporation for industrial desalination trials; Partnered with Northern Lithium for UK's first commercial-scale DLE plant

Notable Customers

Saline Water Conversion Corporation; Northern Lithium; Zelandez