Swedish material innovation company Paebbl has welcomed real estate giant Prologis and JLL Foundation as new investors, marking another important step in the company’s journey toward industrial-scale production.

Paebbl has also revealed the first image of its planned factory. While the company is not yet ready to disclose the final location, the development signals growing momentum around its technology for transforming captured CO₂ into durable, carbon-negative materials.

“We are not ready to reveal the final location yet,” [Marta Sjögren tells *Impact Loop*.](https://impactloop.se/artikel/paebbl-ett-steg-narmare-ny-fabrik-har-kan-den-hamna) 

Our portfolio company has launched what is stated to be the world’s first carbon-negative construction material. The novel product, called Rebond 300, comes with an Environmental Product Declaration-verified carbon footprint of -149 kg CO2 per tonne. Furthermore the company shares that currently, its team is partnering with a number of leading companies, discussing collaborations such as CO2-storing data centres, public infrastructure projects, coastal protection and retail and residential building integrations.

 

For Feminvest Ventures, Paebbl’s progress is another exciting milestone as the company continues to scale its technology and build the infrastructure needed to accelerate the transition toward more sustainable materials.

Feminvest Ventures portfolio company Paebbl takes a step closer to its first factory