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Amyris, Inc. (AMRS) is frequently featured in news coverage for its activities as a vertically integrated synthetic biology company focused on sustainable ingredients produced via precision fermentation. Company announcements highlight developments across its Lab-to-Market™ technology platform, industrial biomanufacturing assets, strategic partnerships, and financial and operational restructuring efforts.
News about Amyris often covers its strategic transformation initiatives, including programs aimed at cost reduction, portfolio simplification, and changes to its capital structure and liquidity. The company has publicly discussed a transformation program supported by external advisors, as well as the establishment of internal governance structures to oversee these efforts. A significant news event was the commencement of voluntary Chapter 11 proceedings by Amyris and certain domestic subsidiaries, described as a step to facilitate an operational and financial restructuring centered on its core sustainable ingredients business.
Investors and observers can also find updates on Amyris’ industrial biotechnology operations, such as its precision fermentation plant in Barra Bonita, Brazil. Recent news includes Amyris taking full ownership of this plant, investing in additional fermentation capacity, and winding down a joint venture while retaining manufacturing assets and royalty interests related to specific fermented ingredients.
Another recurring theme in Amyris news is the formation and evolution of strategic partnerships and licensing agreements. Press releases describe exclusive licenses for cosmetic ingredients, long-term manufacturing agreements, and collaborations for sustainable squalene and fermented sweetener technologies. Earnings updates and revenue guidance communications provide additional context on how these partnerships, ingredient sales, and technology access activities fit into the company’s broader strategic agenda.
This news page aggregates such company-issued releases and related coverage, offering a centralized view of key developments in Amyris’ synthetic biology, fermentation, partnership, and restructuring activities over time.
Amyris (AMRS) and Ingredion (INGR) have agreed to dissolve their RealSweet joint venture, leading to a strategic restructuring of their business relationship. Under the new agreement, Amyris will take full ownership of the Precision Fermentation Plant located in Barra Bonita, Brazil. Meanwhile, Ingredion gains exclusive rights to utilize Amyris' technology for the manufacture and commercialization of fermented Reb M, a sweetener product. This restructuring aims to establish a foundation for commercial success and future collaboration between both companies.
Amyris (AMRS) has acquired Ingredion's 31% stake in the RealSweet Joint Venture, taking full ownership of their industrial precision fermentation plant in Barra Bonita, Brazil. As part of the agreement, Ingredion will receive exclusive access to Amyris' technology for manufacturing and commercializing fermented Reb M, while Amyris will earn royalties on Ingredion's future Reb M sales.
Additionally, Amyris is investing in the completion of a fourth independent precision fermentation line at the Barra Bonita plant, scheduled to be operational in early 2026. This expansion aligns with the company's 2030 strategic plan and aims to increase production capacity and flexibility for specialty ingredients manufacturing.
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Amyris, Inc. (Nasdaq: AMRS) announced an estimated $56 million in total revenue for Q1 2023, surpassing prior guidance of $50 million. The company is focusing on cost efficiency and liquidity to self-fund its initiatives, with a strategic review underway as part of its 'Fit-to-Win' program. The insourcing production at the technologically advanced Barra Bonita facility has progressed, with the plant now meeting product delivery targets. CEO John Melo expressed confidence in the company's operational efficiency and revenue growth strategy. Amyris expects to secure $335 million in earnouts and milestone payments and aims for an additional $200 million from transactions this year. A detailed update will be provided during the Q1 earnings call on May 9, 2023.
Amyris, Inc. (Nasdaq: AMRS) has completed a strategic transaction with Givaudan SA, securing exclusive worldwide licensing for key cosmetic ingredients including Neossance® Squalane and CleanScreen™. The deal is valued at approximately $500 million, comprising $200 million in upfront cash and up to $150 million in performance-based earnouts. This partnership enhances both companies' positions in sustainable beauty, leveraging Amyris' Lab-to-Market™ technology to produce high-performing bio-fermented ingredients. The collaboration follows a successful history in the commercialization of Bisabolol, further solidifying Amyris' market role in clean, sustainable consumer products.
