ChiralVision and Ecovyst Sign MoU to Advance Enzyme Immobilization Technology
Ecovyst, a leading global integrated innovative provider of advanced materials, specialty catalysts, sulfuric acid and regeneration services, and ChiralVision, a leading innovator in biocatalysis technologies, announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen their collaboration in the field of enzyme immobilization.
The collaboration is expected to leverage the unique expertise of both companies to drive innovation and efficiency in the field of industrial biocatalysis.
Ecovyst has extensive experience in developing high-quality, robust materials for advanced applications. ChiralVision provides innovative solutions to enhance biocatalytic performance in industrial processes.
This collaboration represents an important step forward in providing high-performance solutions to industries seeking to optimize biocatalysis for a greener, more sustainable future.
Dr. Rob Schoevaart, Managing Director of ChiralVision, said: "For nearly two decades, ChiralVision has been successfully leveraging its expertise in enzymatic process development with customized immobilized biocatalysts. Biocatalysis, and enzyme immobilization in particular, is key to economical and sustainable commercial production. By partnering with Ecovyst, one of the world's largest and most innovative manufacturers of advanced materials and specialty catalysts, we can support larger and more complex development projects and further scale up our immobilized enzyme commercial-scale production. We are eager to take this step and strengthen our current partnership."
Paul Whittleston, President of Ecovyst's Advanced Materials & Catalysts Division, said: "This collaboration is fully in line with Ecovyst's commitment to driving innovation through materials science expertise. Our deep knowledge of silica technology and our ability to tailor its properties to specific applications have played a key role in optimizing the immobilization process and improving enzyme stability and performance. Together with ChiralVision, we are creating solutions that meet the growing demand for greener and more cost-effective industrial processes."
2026-10-12
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