Danimer Scientific

$DNMR is aiming to eliminate 500 billion pounds of plastic trash by offering a 100% biodegradable solution that is fully degradable in 12-18 weeks after the product is discarded
The industry is expect to grow 40-60% per year through 2025


$DNMR is aiming to eliminate 500 billion pounds of plastic trash by offering a 100% biodegradable solution that is fully degradable in 12-18 weeks after the product is discarded

The industry is expect to grow 40-60% per year through 2025

Technology:
Technology called PHA (Polyhydroxyalkanoates) which is essentially a polyester produced from fermented vegetable oils and extracted to create bio plastics
They have 125 patents
across 20 different countries, purchased from Procter & Gamble for this technology
Technology called PHA (Polyhydroxyalkanoates) which is essentially a polyester produced from fermented vegetable oils and extracted to create bio plastics

They have 125 patents

History:
- Founded in 2004
- Bought IP from P&G in 2007
- Food and Substance Contact Notification approval in 2014
- First
polymer to be marine degradable in 2015
- R&D with Pepsi and Nestle 2016-2018
- Supply contracts in 2019
- Construction
of shipment facility in 2020
- Founded in 2004
- Bought IP from P&G in 2007
- Food and Substance Contact Notification approval in 2014
- First

- R&D with Pepsi and Nestle 2016-2018
- Supply contracts in 2019
- Construction

Partnerships:
$DNMR has Strong partnerships with CPG Brands, Including Pepsi and Nestle, and Key Converters such as Wincup and Genpak
Equity Investment from Pepsi
of 6%
$DNMR has Strong partnerships with CPG Brands, Including Pepsi and Nestle, and Key Converters such as Wincup and Genpak
Equity Investment from Pepsi

Customers:
Contract at Walmart for 2 years to sell the Phade straw line
Additionally supplying via trial to:
Starbucks And
Dunkin for straws
Nestle for their pure life water bottles
Pepsi to create biodegradable
bags for chips such as Fritos, Doritos, and Lays
Contract at Walmart for 2 years to sell the Phade straw line
Additionally supplying via trial to:



Pepsi to create biodegradable

Financials:
-CAGR of 59% to 2025 and 130% for 2021
- Net income and EBITA positive with projected growing margins
-2020 estimated cash of 365 million which reduces
the risk of major dilution
-CAGR of 59% to 2025 and 130% for 2021

- Net income and EBITA positive with projected growing margins
-2020 estimated cash of 365 million which reduces

Competitors:
Danimer Scientific $DNMR clearly believes they are the top dog
in this space as seen from the image below
Danimer Scientific $DNMR clearly believes they are the top dog

Management:
CEO Stephen Croskrey, former CEO of Armor Holdings, owns 87MM worth of shares so I believe our interests are aligned.
Board Member Dr. Isao Noda is one of the world’s leading authorities in the field of polymer science
CEO Stephen Croskrey, former CEO of Armor Holdings, owns 87MM worth of shares so I believe our interests are aligned.
Board Member Dr. Isao Noda is one of the world’s leading authorities in the field of polymer science
Risks:
Scaling is often the most difficult part of a business. This business will need to rapidly scale to meet demand.
Some contracts need to still be won or renewed
I’m NOT an expert in bioplastics
Better technology could come along
NOT an asset light business





Conclusion:
Bioplastics tailwinds are
and $DNMR has impressive company growth projections
. As a bonus I’m able to invest in the future
I want to see.
Few major contacts and it’s off to the races. I’ve started a small (1.5% position) based on the R/R personally.
Bioplastics tailwinds are



Few major contacts and it’s off to the races. I’ve started a small (1.5% position) based on the R/R personally.
I’d be curious to hear your thoughts below! Thanks for taking the time to read this thread
*This is not intended to be a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold. I encourage everyone to do your own research and due diligence*

*This is not intended to be a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold. I encourage everyone to do your own research and due diligence*