GENOMINES
Biological nickel extraction using hyperaccumulator plants grown as "metal farms" on low-grade soils for battery-grade metal
Highlights
- Hiring5 open roles
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-17
About GENOMINES
Genomines is a biotechnology and agriculture company that grows nickel with genetically enhanced hyperaccumulator plants, which extract the metal from low-grade or polluted soils. The company describes its approach as "metal farms" intended to supply battery-grade nickel at lower cash cost and emissions than traditional mining.
The company presents its output as battery-grade nickel for critical metal supply chains. Its public materials describe the business as producing metal for industrial buyers rather than end consumers; no pricing or customer names are given on the website.
Genomines lists its headquarters in Paris, France, with a second office in Johannesburg, South Africa. The website reports a $45M Series A announced in January 2026 and names investors including Engine Ventures, Forbion and DTCF. Open roles are in Les Ulis, France, covering research, plant production, operations and executive support.
Product: Nickel produced through hyperaccumulator plants grown on "metal farms" to extract metal from low-grade soils.
Open jobs (5)
Executive Assistant
New on EvolcTechnical Operations Coordinator
New on EvolcBusiness Intern
New on EvolcPlant Production Technician
New on EvolcResearch Scientist, Biotechnology
New on Evolc
Tech stack
- Astro
- Lever
- Sanity
- Vercel