Same Field. More Yield.
CENUP develops nature-inspired catalytic crop enhancement that helps plants redirect lost energy into measurable yield gains - delivered as an ultra-low-dose foliar spray.
Agriculture needs a new yield lever
Climate stress, stagnant yields and rising demand are squeezing the world's food system. Traditional inputs are facing regulatory and economic pressure. The industry needs a fundamentally new way to make plants more productive with less.
- Rising food demand
Population growth pushing global crop demand higher.
- Climate stress
Heat and water variability eroding traditional yields.
- Stagnant productivity
Major staple yields plateauing across regions.
- Input pressure
Regulatory and cost pressure on legacy fertilizer chemistries.
A catalyst inspired by nature's most efficient enzymes
CENUP designs and synthesises bio-mimetic catalysts that target a fundamental bottleneck in photosynthesis. Applied as an ultra-low-dose foliar spray, they suppress wasteful photorespiration and redirect lost energy into yield.
- 1Enters plants
A simple foliar application - aligned with normal farmer routine.
- 2Catalyses key chemistry
Optimises carbon flux to suppress photorespiration losses.
- 3Unlocks potential
More productive carbon use → measurable biomass and grain gains.
Measured against the best biostimulants on the market
Glasshouse trials show CENUP outperforming leading commercial products by an order of magnitude.
Built for real-world adoption
A pinch of material can supply an entire farm.
Efficacious dose 10,000× lower than toxic dose.
Low COGS, high margins, simple synthesis.
Works across a wide range of crops.
A platform entering two massive markets
CENUP targets specialty crops in the UK for fast adoption (shorter growth cycles), and wheat across the UK and EU for scale.
- Biostimulants$4.1B → $11.2B (10.4% CAGR)
- Fertilizers$207B (2024)
- Wheat hectares (global)220M ha
Farmer unit economics - wheat
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