Spinnova
Patented technology for producing textile fibre from wood pulp and waste for textile manufacturers and brand partners
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-30
About Spinnova
Spinnova develops patented technology that mechanically converts wood pulp and waste into textile fibre without harmful chemicals or dissolving. Its SPINNOVA® fibre can be blended into yarn and fabrics for uses such as clothing and accessories.
The company focuses on selling its fibre-production technology to textile industry partners. Spinnova is headquartered in Jyväskylä, Finland, and was founded in 2014. Its Woodspin joint venture with Suzano opened a commercial-scale fibre facility in 2023.
Product: Patented fibre-production technology and SPINNOVA® textile fibre made from wood pulp or waste.
Jobs at Spinnova
Leadership
- Juha Salmela · Chief Technology Strategy and Innovation Officer, Co-founderSource: company website
- Janne Poranen · Chief Executive OfficerSource: company website
- Sampo Immonen · Chief Technology OfficerSource: company website
- Santeri Heinonen · Chief Finance and People OfficerSource: company website
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