Infield Capital

Founded in 2006, Wildcat Discovery Technologies specializes in accelerating materials discovery for clean tech energy applications. It offers a wide range of materials including metal alloys, ceramics, and semiconductors, with a focus on advanced battery technologies. The company's proprietary high-throughput platforms enable rapid evaluation of thousands of new materials, aiming to improve performance and reduce costs. Wildcat collaborates with industry leaders to develop customized battery solutions for electric vehicles and clean energy sectors.

Mission Motor Company, founded in 2007 in San Francisco, California, initially aimed to produce high-performance electric motorcycles but later shifted its focus to supplying electric vehicle (EV) components. The company specializes in designing and providing high-performance EV powertrains, including energy storage systems, drive systems, and software. These components are targeted at a broad range of applications, such as battery-electric, plug-in hybrid electric, and hybrid-electric vehicles, serving various vehicle manufacturers.

Solix Algredients Inc. is a B2B supplier specializing in algae-based natural ingredients aimed at health-conscious consumers. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Fort Collins, Colorado, the company focuses on developing high-quality products such as Solasta Astaxanthin, a natural extract derived from Haematococcus pluvialis, for dietary supplements and personal care applications. Originally established as Solix BioSystems, the company transitioned in 2015 to concentrate on the nutritional and personal care markets, leveraging its expertise in algal cultivation and processing. With additional research and development capabilities in Russia and China, Solix Algredients is committed to providing non-GMO and vegetarian products that meet the growing demand for natural health solutions.

Firefly International Energy is a developer and manufacturer of advanced lead-acid battery technologies, focusing primarily on carbon and graphite foam-based solutions. Launched as a spin-out from Caterpillar in May 2003, the company targets military and commercial industries with its innovative microcell foam-based battery technology. Firefly International Energy aims to enhance the performance and efficiency of lead-acid batteries, positioning itself as a key player in the energy storage sector.